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Daily insights into the veterinary imaging literature, powered by AI

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Ryan Appleby and Valerie Poirier

Severe Sesamoid Osteomyelitis in a Show Jumper: MRI Reveals a Hidden Penetrating Wound—and Surgery Leads to Full Athletic Recovery

Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound (2026)

Obi Veterinary Education

Avian/Exotics

CT Without Sedation? The “Bunny Burrito” Technique Achieves Diagnostic Images in 100% of Rabbits—with Fewer Motion Artifacts

Nov 9, 2026

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4 min read

CT Without Sedation? The “Bunny Burrito” Technique Achieves Diagnostic Images in 100% of Rabbits—with Fewer Motion Artifacts

Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound (2026)

Obi Veterinary Education

Musculoskeletal

Aggressive Carpal Bone Lesion in a Young Dog: CT Suggested Neoplasia or Infection, but Histopathology Revealed Ischemic Necrosis

Nov 8, 2026

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4 min read

Aggressive Carpal Bone Lesion in a Young Dog: CT Suggested Neoplasia or Infection, but Histopathology Revealed Ischemic Necrosis

Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound (2026)

Obi Veterinary Education

Canine

Spontaneous Liver Rupture in a Young Siamese Cat: A Novel CT Sign of Hepatic Amyloidosis—and Why Active Bleeding May Be Missed

Nov 8, 2026

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4 min read

Spontaneous Liver Rupture in a Young Siamese Cat: A Novel CT Sign of Hepatic Amyloidosis—and Why Active Bleeding May Be Missed

Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound (2026)

Obi Veterinary Education

Canine

Can Dogs Have Heart Failure Without Enlarged Pulmonary Veins? New Study Challenges a Key Radiographic Sign

Nov 7, 2026

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4 min read

Can Dogs Have Heart Failure Without Enlarged Pulmonary Veins? New Study Challenges a Key Radiographic Sign

Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound (2026)

Obi Veterinary Education

Canine

Penetrating Thoracic Trauma: 78% Survival Despite Frequent Complications—Why Radiographs May Miss Serious Injuries

Nov 6, 2026

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4 min read

Penetrating Thoracic Trauma: 78% Survival Despite Frequent Complications—Why Radiographs May Miss Serious Injuries

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association (2026)

Obi Veterinary Education

Oncology

Intracranial Hemangiosarcoma in Cats: First Detailed MRI–Pathology Report Reveals a Critical Imaging Clue

Nov 5, 2026

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3 min read

Intracranial Hemangiosarcoma in Cats: First Detailed MRI–Pathology Report Reveals a Critical Imaging Clue

Frontiers in Veterinary Science (2026)

Obi Veterinary Education

Feline

Nov 4, 2026

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3 min read

Feline Otitis in 103 Cats: 41% Had Suppurative Disease, Two-Thirds Had Middle Ear Involvement, and Age Predicted the Underlying Cause

Journal of Small Animal Practice (2026)

Obi Veterinary Education

Musculoskeletal

Librela Safety Alert: 186 Dogs With Atypical Joint Changes, Bone Remodeling, and Fractures—What Veterinarians Should Know

Nov 3, 2026

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3 min read

Librela Safety Alert: 186 Dogs With Atypical Joint Changes, Bone Remodeling, and Fractures—What Veterinarians Should Know

Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association (2026)

Obi Veterinary Education

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Severe Sesamoid Osteomyelitis in a Show Jumper: MRI Reveals a Hidden Penetrating Wound—and Surgery Leads to Full Athletic Recovery

CT Without Sedation? The “Bunny Burrito” Technique Achieves Diagnostic Images in 100% of Rabbits—with Fewer Motion Artifacts

Aggressive Carpal Bone Lesion in a Young Dog: CT Suggested Neoplasia or Infection, but Histopathology Revealed Ischemic Necrosis

Spontaneous Liver Rupture in a Young Siamese Cat: A Novel CT Sign of Hepatic Amyloidosis—and Why Active Bleeding May Be Missed

Can Dogs Have Heart Failure Without Enlarged Pulmonary Veins? New Study Challenges a Key Radiographic Sign

Penetrating Thoracic Trauma: 78% Survival Despite Frequent Complications—Why Radiographs May Miss Serious Injuries

Intracranial Hemangiosarcoma in Cats: First Detailed MRI–Pathology Report Reveals a Critical Imaging Clue

Feline Otitis in 103 Cats: 41% Had Suppurative Disease, Two-Thirds Had Middle Ear Involvement, and Age Predicted the Underlying Cause

Librela Safety Alert: 186 Dogs With Atypical Joint Changes, Bone Remodeling, and Fractures—What Veterinarians Should Know

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