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Diagnostic imaging

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Diagnostic imaging

There are a variety of different imaging modalities used every day in equine veterinary practice. They are used to assess the type and severity of injury in both bone and soft tissue structures of the musculoskeletal system. Most equine practices have radiography and ultrasonography equipment available. Larger clinics and referral centres often have more advanced imaging modalities such as gamma scintigraphy, computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

MRI image of the foot
©Dr Rachel Murray

What is radiography?

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What is ultrasound?

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What is gamma scintigraphy?

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What is computed tomography (CT)?

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What is Magnetic resonance imaging?

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What is endoscopy?

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What is electrocardiography?

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What is echocardiography?

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