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The radiology service works closely with the oncology, surgery, and medicine services to provide images of internal structures and treatments for cancer.
Double contrast cystogram, an imaging study using positive and negative contrast (iodine based & carbon dioxide, respectively) to evaluate the urinary bladder. The bladder is normally tear-shaped; in this patient there are filling defects in the positive contrast (white) in the neck of the bladder and changes to the lumbar spine. Final diagnosis was bladder tumor with spread to the spinal column.
The Radiology service is one step in the diagnosis of the following conditions:
Chess Adams, DVM, DACVR
Sophie Dennison, BVMS, Resident in
Radiology
Randi Drees, DVM, Resident in
Radiology
Michelle Ellison, DVM,
Resident in Radiology
Lisa Forrest, VMD, DACVR
Andrew Gendler, DVM, Resident in Radiology
Jodi Matheson, DVM
Tobias Schwarz, DVM, DACVR
My Veterinarian suggests that I should take my pet to the University for an abdominal ultrasound. Can I make an appointment directly with radiology?
No, you will have to make an appointment with the medicine, oncology, or surgery service. The referral coordinator can assist in this process.
Go to Appointment Information.
8:00 AM - 5:30 PM, Monday through Friday
