“In private practice, standing CT is practical and well tolerated by the horse. It requires less time than MRI, allows us to image a larger area of interest, and is often more cost effective. We’re identifying pathology beyond what ultrasound and radiographs can show, reaching a diagnosis faster, and returning horses to their referring veterinarians for treatment. The result is more efficient diagnostics and improved outcomes for both horses and clients.”
Dr. Jack Caldwell
DVM, Virginia Equine Imaging
