Peri-laryngeal Emphysema with Abscess

CT imaging demonstrated extensive peri-laryngeal and retropharyngeal subcutaneous emphysema with extravasated feed material and/or abscessation and regional cellulitis, consistent with suspected pharyngeal or cranial esophageal trauma or tear.

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C2–C3 Articular Process Joint Osteoarthritis

Advanced imaging identified moderate osteoarthritis of the C2–C3 articular process joints, more pronounced on the left, with a small axial mineral body/mineralization adjacent to the joint. Intervertebral disc disease was also present at C2–C3, without observable alteration in spinal cord position on this study.

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Tarsal Osteoarthrosis with Cyst

Advanced imaging revealed moderate tarsocrural joint osteoarthrosis and a large talar cyst with articular communication and an associated depression fracture, findings most consistent with a traumatic cyst.

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Occipital Bone Lysis and Hyperostosis

CT imaging demonstrated extensive occipital bone lysis and hyperostosis, regional infiltrative hypoattenuating soft tissue causing spinal cord compression, and marked thickening of the left stylohyoid bone and temporohyoid articulation

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Reaching C7 Standing!!

We're pleased to announce significant progress in deploying our technology to image the cervical spine.  We were able to reach the cranial aspect of C7 at Virginia Equine Imaging on several standing patients.

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Maxillary Sinus Lesion

A 13-year-old Gypsy mare was brought in with a several-month history of a protuberance from the right maxilla, which had recently started to drain. Radiographs indicated…

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DDFT Lesion

5-year-old POA mare presented at the University of Minnesota for CT of the right front foot. She has an approximately 1-year duration of Grade 2/5 right front lameness.

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MC3 Fracture

16 year old Argentinian Warmblood Gelding presenting at the University of Minnesota for 4/5 right front lameness for a 10-14 days duration after 2 incidences of trauma (fighting with other horses).

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