case studies

This horse had a large dental mass located close to the brain stem, in the calvarium, and in the brain. They elected to not do surgery on this horse due to the complexity of the dentigerous cyst.

Featured: Dr. Travis Henry, University of Wisconsin-Madison

This was a younger horse that came with what they believed to be a tooth root infection. Upon CT imaging sequestrum was discovered along the facial crest, and the horse was diagnosed with a skull fracture.

Featured: Dr. Travis Henry, University of Wisconsin-Madison

This 18 yo Arabian gelding had a record of cranial nuchal bursitis and a persistent draining fistula. CT images show the osteomyelitis of the occipital bone (severe lysis).

Featured: Dr. JR Lund, University of Wisconsin-Madison

20 yo Paint Gelding with left sided epistaxis and a large soft tissue mass in the sinuses. The mass was confirmed to be a Ethmoid Hematoma once surgery was performed.

Featured: Dr. JR Lund, University of Wisconsin - Madison

Poor Bob the 28 year old Hackney pony had an abscess in his left eye, which they originally thought might be squamous cell carcinoma. The abscess cleared up with antibiotics but the eye had to be removed due to corneal ulcers.

Featured: Dr. JR Lund, University of Wisconsin - Madison