Our equine diagnostic center stands as a global leader in medical imaging, with cutting-edge technology across nuclear medicine, MRI, and CT modalities. This advanced equipment enables us to pinpoint the precise location and severity of injuries with great accuracy. 
Certain bone lesions may not be detected through traditional radiography and necessitate high-resolution CT (computed tomography) scans for detailed examination. Within our clinic, we house a powerful wide bore helical CT scanner for comprehensive evaluations and CT-guided surgeries conducted under general anesthesia. Additionally, we employ a state-of-the-art robotics-controlled cone beam CT scanner for standing examinations. Such standing CT examinations are often paired with standing MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scans, performed to detail soft tissue injuries that evade clear characterization via ultrasound or lesions involving bone edema-like symptoms. The integration of standing MRI and CT imaging provides unparalleled detail for complex bone and soft tissue injuries. In equine medicine, complex reduced performance or lameness frequently arises and sometimes requires the use of scintigraphy or bone scans (NM, nuclear medicine) to survey the entire skeletal system of the horse, identifying all regions of increased bone turnover and potential inflammation.  
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