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Published on: June 1, 2019
Diagnostic Imaging of Dental Disease in Pet Rabbits and Rodents
1Clinica Veterinaria S. Siro, Via Lampugnano, 99, Milano 20151, Italy; Clinica Veterinaria Gran Sasso, Via Donatello, 26, Milano 20134, Italy.
Abstract:
Diagnostic imaging techniques are of paramount importance for dentistry and oral disorders of rabbits, rodents, and other exotic companion mammals. Aside from standard radiography, stomatoscopy is a complementary tool allowing a thorough and detailed inspection of the oral cavity. Computed tomography (CT) generates multiple 2-dimensional views and 3-dimensional reconstructions providing superior diagnostic accuracy also useful for prognosis and treatment of advanced dental disease and its related complications. MRI is a diagnostic imaging technique additional to CT used primarily to enhance soft tissues, including complex odontogenic abscesses.
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