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02 10 2008

CT/MRI Society Case of the Month

Posted by: Allison Zwingenberger, in CT, Case of the Day

The CT/MRI society of the ACVR (American College of Veterinary Radiology) is producing a case of the month feature. This month, Dr. Kathy Beck of Angell Memorial Veterinary Center in Boston has contributed a CT case of a 14 year old M/N Himalayan cat who presented with a history of an ulcerative lesion of the nasal planum and sneezing.

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