Why Ultrasound?
Your pet may have symptoms that indicate that something could be wrong internally. As you want the best possible care for your pet and with the advent of state-of-the-art procedures for human medicine, we are also able to provide you with similar non-invasive advanced diagnostics, with less pain and suffering.
With ultrasound, we can visualize the heart, kidneys, bladder, stomach, liver and other organs to help determine your pet's condition, without surgery. Ultrasound can allow us to diagnose quickly, saving time, stress, and often times, the lives of our patients.
Similarly, flexible endoscopy helps us to diagnose and treat certain conditions without invasive surgery of the gastro-intestinal and respiratory systems. With rigid endoscopy, we can perform rhinoscopy and cystoscopy through the natural body openings.
Laparoscopy involves a key-hole approach for a visual examination of internal organs, obtaining samples, and performing certain procedures without extensive surgical incisions to avoid the pain and post-operative recovery time of your pet.
The need for non-invasive diagnostics has never been greater. With patient owners demanding more and more sophisticated care for their pets, ultrasound offers the ability to raise the level of medicine veterinarians can offer.
Many of the cases veterinarians see every day could benefit from a well executed ultrasound study.
Radiographic
Cardiac
Pregnancy
Biochemical
|
Clinical
Qualitative/Quantitative
|