Each modality answers a different kind of question. These pages set out what a study can resolve, when it is worth sending, what to include so the read is not limited, and the turnaround for each submission priority. Terms used across them are defined in the glossary.
X-Ray
Veterinary X-Ray Interpretation
Radiographs remain the first imaging step for most presentations in general practice and emergency medicine.
Read moreUltrasound
Veterinary Ultrasound Interpretation
Ultrasound answers the soft tissue questions radiographs cannot: internal organ architecture, wall layering, fluid character and real-time movement.
Read moreCT
Veterinary CT Interpretation
CT removes the superimposition that limits radiographs.
Read moreMR
Veterinary MR Interpretation
MR gives the soft tissue contrast no other modality can match, without ionizing radiation.
Read moreFluoroscopy
Veterinary Fluoroscopy Interpretation
Fluoroscopy answers questions about movement.
Read moreSpecies covered are dogs, cats and exotics. For exotic patients, STAT and Wet Read turnaround is not guaranteed and a 24-hour best-effort read applies instead.