Maritime Veterinary Emergency and Specialty Centre
Precision Diagnostics with 128-Slice CT Technology
At Maritime Veterinary Emergency & Specialty Centre, we are committed to providing the highest standard of diagnostic imaging for companion animals. Our advanced GE Revolution EVO 128-Slice CT Scanner enables us to deliver fast, detailed, and accurate imaging to support timely diagnoses and treatment planning.
This high-resolution technology allows us to visualize complex anatomy and pathology with exceptional clarity—supporting a wide range of clinical applications, including:
Neurology (e.g., seizures, vestibular disease, spinal disorders)
Orthopedics (e.g., fractures, joint disease, surgical planning)
Oncology (e.g., tumor detection, staging, and monitoring)
Internal medicine (e.g., thoracic and abdominal evaluations)
Vascular imaging (e.g., CT angiography)
What Sets Our CT Imaging Apart
High-Speed Scanning: Reduces anesthesia time and improves patient safety.
Exceptional Image Quality: Enables precise visualization of soft tissue, bone, and vascular structures.
Collaborative Approach: We work closely with referring veterinarians to ensure continuity of care and clear communication.
Compassionate Care: Our experienced team prioritizes patient comfort and safety throughout the imaging process.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What types of cases are best suited for CT imaging?
CT is ideal for evaluating complex neurological, orthopedic, oncologic, and internal medicine cases. It’s especially useful when radiographs or ultrasound are inconclusive.
Do patients require sedation or anesthesia for a CT scan?
Yes. Most patients require light sedation or general anesthesia to remain still during the scan. Our team ensures all safety protocols are followed to minimize risk.
How quickly will I receive the results?
In most cases, CT images are reviewed the same day, and a detailed report is sent to the referring veterinarian within 24–48 hours.
Can I speak with a specialist before referring a case?
Absolutely. We encourage collaboration and are happy to discuss potential cases or answer any questions before referral.
How do I refer a patient for a CT scan?
Simply complete the CT Referral Form available on our For Veterinarians page.
