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For Referring Veterinarians

Contact Information:
612-625-1200 [regular hours]
612-625-9711 after 6:30 pm and on weekends
   
    Urolith Evaluator
Outpatient Services:
OFA Hips and elbows
PennHIP®
Noninvasive ultrasound procedures

Referral Radiographic Interpretation for area referring veterinarians
  Radiology Consult Form  [.pdf, updated: 24-January-2013]
     
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Cardiology: Radiographic Consult Form [.pdf, updated: 20-July-2011]
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Dental Surgical Radiographic Consult Form [.pdf, updated: 20-July-2011]
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Oncology: Radiographic Consult Form [.pdf, updated: 20-July-2011]
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Surgery Radiographic Consult Form [.pdf, updated: 20-July-2011]
 
   
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Large Animal Radiographic Consult Form [.pdf, updated: 20-July-2011]
     
  * The Cardiology, Dentistry, Large Animal, Oncology & Surgery Consult Forms are to be used when an interpretation would be needed on a patient other than a Radiologist. For example, you would like radiographs evaluated for a fracture repair or hip dysplasia, you could then send them in for evaluation by a small animal surgeon instead of an interpretation by the radiologist.


Tele-Radiographic Interpretation for local, regional, national veterinarians
     
Inpatient Services:
Radiographs [small, large and exotic animals]
Special Radiographic Procedures [such as cystourethrography, general fluoroscopy, intravenous urography, upper gi studies, myelography, etc]
Computed Tomography
Feline Hyperthyroid Therapy
Radionuclide Imaging [including Bone, Portal, Thyroid, Pulmonary, and Renal Scans]
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
External Beam Radiation Therapy
Ultrasound
     
Special Equipment:
Acuson Sequoia Ultrasound with Doppler, Harmonics, 3D capabilities
GE Logiq 9 Ultrasound machine with Doppler, Harmonics, 3D capabilities
GE CT/e spiral CT scanner
GE Signa 3-T MR unit
Omega 500 Gamma Camera with Mirage imaging software
10 MeV Linear Accelerator (Radiation Therapy)
     
Useful Information:
Ultrasound can be done on an outpatient basis. This service includes the full abdominal scan, a phone call from the radiologist to the referring DVM, and a faxed written report.
Non-emergent ultrasounds are not done on weekends or after hours [9 am to 5 pm]
Fine needle aspirates or biopsies are not done on an outpatient basis.
Animals that may need to be sedated must come through a VMC clinician.
     
Client Information:
131I: Treatment of Feline Hyperthyroidism [.pdf]
   
     
     

 


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