Croft Vets Enhances Facilities With CT Scanner
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26th January, 2009 00h00
The SOMATOM Spirit at Croft Vets. (Left to right): Neil Lincoln, Siemens Regional Sales Manager and Louise McLean, Member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons.
Before the installation, Croft Vets had the use of a visiting mobile MRI unit at the old site. The SOMATOM Spirit is the first CT for the practice and will provide a permanent imaging service for domestic pets. The system is a multislice CT scanner that offers an efficient and reliable solution. It also features outstanding image quality and short examination times to enhance diagnosis.
“Before the installation we had MR and X-ray facilities, but the new CT has allowed us to offer an advanced onsite facility for the range of domestic pets we treat at the practice,” said Joanne Jobling, Practice Manager at Croft Vets. “We recently treated a guinea pig for a fractured jaw but the diagnosis was not picked up with X-ray imaging. Using the Spirit CT meant we could take the image and then rotate it to get a more comprehensive view of the structure as well as soft tissue information. The images it produces are amazing and allow us to diagnose with far greater accuracy.”
“The SOMATOM Spirit is a reliable and highly versatile choice, which makes it a great asset to a veterinary practice branching out into CT imaging for the first time,” said Neil Lincoln, Regional Sales Manager at Siemens Healthcare. “The system is also adaptable enough to successfully image Croft Vets’ range of animal patients. We hope the new SOMATOM Spirit will enhance the great work being carried out at the centre, improving diagnosis and, as a result, the treatment provided for domestic pets.”More from
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