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1 INTRODUCTION Computed tomography (CT) is becoming more readily available for horses. It has quickly become the accepted gold standard diagnostic imaging modality for complex anatomical regions such as the head and cervical spine.1-3 Technological advances facilitating this rapid adoption of CT imaging included the advent of CT machines with wide bores (80–90 cm), sliding gantries and custom-built patient tables and platforms that can accommodate horses and facilitate positioning.
1 INTRODUCTION Computed tomography (CT) is becoming more readily available for horses. It has quickly become the accepted gold standard diagnostic imaging modality for complex anatomical regions such as the head and cervical spine.1-3 Technological advances facilitating this rapid adoption of CT imaging included the advent of CT machines with wide bores (80–90 cm), sliding gantries and custom-built patient tables and platforms that can accommodate horses and facilitate positioning.
25 Jun 2018 Alison Bennell and Jodie Hughes discuss the importance of familiarity with drugs and protocols, and good organisation and forward planning, in a stress-free anaesthesia in the field. The first part of this article, “Pros and cons of adopting TIVA techniques for field anaesthesia” (VT48.14), discussed the advantages and disadvantages of total IV anaesthesia (TIVA) and some of the practical aspects, such as equipment and location.
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