Author | Ryan King, DVM, DACVR

You don't have an ultrasound machine in your practice yet, but you're thinking that it might be ideal for that case that just walked into your door. Here's one imaging expert's guidance on which cases are mostly likely to yield diagnostic results.

Dr. Ryan King provides a brief overview of which cases are best suited for CT vs. MRI.From the CVC in San Diego, veterinary radiologist Dr. Ryan King provides a brief overview of which cases are best suited for computed tomography (CT) vs. magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). 

Dr. Ryan King outlines which forms of imaging are most helpful in certain clinical cases.