As a leader in specialized veterinary medicine, VCA Hollywood has always offered the best care for our pet community. 3D Video of Canine Scan
Now offering the only 64 Slice CT (computed tomography) Scanner in So.Florida Veterinary medicine, we provide human-quality advanced diagnostic imaging for your pet. This means we deliver the highest resolution images available with significantly less anesthetic time, quicker return of interpretations and ultimately more timely diagnoses and treatment for your precious pet.
Your veterinarian may recommend a CT scan for conditions including pre-operation evaluations, neurological disorders (disk disease, seizures, etc), orthopedic disorders, nasal disease as well as many other conditions which may benefit from CT imaging.
Your primary care veterinarian will tell you if a CT scan is right for your pet.
Quick-Facts about CT Imaging
Our
human-hospital grade technology is now available for your patients too.
Read
more to learn about our Haemonetics Cell Saver 5+ and Toshiba 16 slice CT
What is new at VCA Hollywood?
VCA Hollywood Animal Hospital strives to
provide the latest technology in veterinary care with our new 64 Slice CT machine.
CT stands for Computed
Tomography. It is basically a series of very fine X‑rays
that the computer then assembles into a 3D image. CT scans are especially
helpful in evaluating the skull, brain, sinuses, inner ear, eye sockets, spine
and discs, bones, joints, and soft tissues.
How does this make us different?
● Quality-VCA
Hollywood HD CT Scans offer greater resolution than traditional diagnostic
imaging tools because of our 64 slice scanner.
● Value-VCA
Hollywood’s CT scans an affordable diagnostic- gets more comprehensive answers
more quickly then other diagnostics
● Availability-CT
Reports are read by a board-certified radiologist and standardly provided
within 24 hours of scan. “Stat” reads are also available.
Toshiba 16 Slice CT
Our 64 slice CT machine produces high resolution images, requires less anesthesia time and generates quicker reports and results, allowing for more timely diagnoses and treatment plans.
* Pre-Surgery
Examination-Each pet is given a thorough examination before surgery allowing us
to determine anesthesia risk before surgery.* Intravenous Catheter-The catheter gives access to a vein so that the doctor is able to administer drugs and fluids.
* Intravenous Fluids (During Procedure)- The fluid is a balanced electrolyte solution helps to combat anesthesia-induced drop in blood pressure. The exact rate of fluid administration is determined based on the pet’s body weight, hydration status, etc.
* Anti-nausea Medication (Cerenia)-Dogs and cats may have a propensity to vomit due to some of the pain prevention medications and anesthesia they receive. Cerenia is highly effective in controlling nausea allowing your pet to feel more comfortable. Pets treated with Cernia before surgery are shown to have a better appetite during the recovery process.
* A pre-anesthetic tranquilizer/analgesic (pain medication)-Administered to decrease stress, anxiety and preemptively address discomfort Scans are reviewed by our Board Certified Radiologist with standard results returned within 24 hours. Stat reads available at additional fee.
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