Xray and Ultrasound

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Xray and Ultrasound

Veterinary medicine has made many advances in the last 10 years and many local veterinary practices will now be able to perform X-rays and ultrasound examinations.

Skull: radiographic positioning - lateral oblique
©Glen Cousquer

Why does my veterinarian need to do tests on my rabbit?

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How do X-rays work?

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What is ultrasound?

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Will the examination hurt?

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Why does my rabbit have to have an anesthetic?

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Can the test do any damage to my rabbit?

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Radiography: abdomen

Radiography: antebrachium

Radiography: carpus and forefoot

Radiography: dental

Radiography: elbow

Radiography: femur

Radiography: humerus

Radiography: pelvis

Radiography: scapula

Radiography: shoulder

Radiography: skull (basic)

Radiography: spine

Radiography: stifle

Radiography: tarsus and hindfoot

Radiography: thorax

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Xray and Ultrasound