FluoroscopyFluoroscopy employs continuous X-ray beams to create real-time, moving images of internal body structures. Unlike a standard X-ray that captures a single moment, fluoroscopy allows our radiologists to observe dynamic processes as they happen.This technology is particularly valuable for dynamic airway evaluation and monitoring gastrointestinal tract movement, supporting critical veterinary diagnostic and treatment decisions.
Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat is fluoroscopy used for?Real-time moving X-ray images for evaluating airway function, swallowing, and guiding procedures.How is fluoroscopy different from a regular X-ray?X-rays capture a still image. Fluoroscopy provides continuous live imaging to observe movement.Does my pet need anesthesia for fluoroscopy?It depends on the study. Some need mild sedation, others general anesthesia.
