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Diagnostic imaging
to guide treatment

Our Diagnostic Imaging Center does more than take scans: it is part of how we decide the direction of your pet's treatment. A 1.5T high-field MRI, a 16-slice CT and Canon Aplio ultrasound systems, with images read by veterinarians trained in diagnostic imaging and reviewed together with internal medicine, surgery and other departments before a treatment plan is made.

  • 1.5T
    high-field MRI

    The first animal hospital in Ulsan to install a 1.5T high-field MRI Shorter scans help reduce anesthesia time, and the FBI (Fresh Blood Imaging) technique reduces the amount of contrast agent used

  • 16-slice CT
    with 3D imaging

    Three-dimensional X-ray imaging shows lesions in fine detail

  • Real-time ultrasound
    with no radiation

    Ultrasound shows tissues and organs in real time. Using non-invasive, radiation-free sound waves, it shows whether disease is present and the size and character of any lesion.

  • Fast, non-invasive
    X-ray & fluoroscopy

    We run three digital radiography units, and a purpose-built mobile surgical X-ray unit makes musculoskeletal imaging more convenient.

How our Diagnostic Imaging Center works

Since installing CT and MRI, our Ulsan hospital has read more than 3,300 CT and MRI studies, about 600–700 a year.
01

Imaging 365 days
a year in Ulsan

Our Ulsan hospital has imaging veterinarians on staff and provides diagnostic imaging 365 days a year.

02

CT & MRI performed
and read by imaging vets

Veterinarians trained in diagnostic imaging perform and interpret CT and MRI scans themselves.

03

Cross-checked by four
imaging veterinarians

Complex findings are reviewed from several angles to support a more precise diagnosis.

04

Integrated treatment plans
across departments

Veterinarians from internal medicine, surgery, ophthalmology, dentistry and other departments review the findings together and agree on a treatment plan.

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