Your pet needs a radiology report for its MRI because it provides a detailed analysis and interpretation of the images captured during the MRI. The board certified veterinary radiologist, who is a specialist in interpreting medical images, will review the MRI images and provide a report that includes their findings and conclusions.
The radiology report is important because it provides valuable information to your veterinarian that can help them to diagnose your pet’s condition and develop an appropriate treatment plan. The report may include information about any abnormalities or lesions found on the MRI, the location and size of these abnormalities, and any other relevant details that could impact your pet’s health and treatment.
In addition, the radiology report may also include recommendations for further testing or imaging, such as additional MRIs, CT scans, or biopsies, to provide a more complete picture of your pet’s condition.
The radiology report is an important tool that your veterinarian can use to make informed decisions about your pet’s health and treatment, and to provide you with a clear understanding of your pet’s condition.
Whether you’re a veterinary specialist looking to refer a patient or a pet owner considering the various testing options for your animal, we’ll be happy to provide additional information regarding our outpatient centers and radiology imaging procedures. Get in touch with us to get answers to your questions, find additional information and learn more today.
