The department of Medical Imaging has five European specialists in the field of Veterinary Medical Imaging (ECVDI diplomates). They educate and train six ECVDI residents in training: 4 in the field of small pets and two in the field of large animals. The department also has two vets trained in veterinary nuclear medicine and several other veterinarians with various fields of expertise.
It is possible to make a direct appointment. Only, for small pets with serious thoracic/abdominal disorders or complaints this is not possible. Our clinic is not properly equipped to take optimal care of these patients. In these cases, please contact our emergency department (T 09 264 76 95) or our department of internal medicine (T 09 264 77 00).
Important guidelines
Please, make sure the animals are sober (= last meal 12 hours before presentation at the clinic) when you present them for a medical imaging examination. Sedation or complete anesthesia are often needed. It is also particularly unfortunate for us to send a patient back home when the examination cannot take place.
Do you already have radiographics or results of other medical imaging techniques? Please send the images or results in advance to doorverwijzen@gmail.com. Please mention the name of the owner, the name of the animal and the date of your appointment.
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Universiteit Gent - Faculteit Diergeneeskunde
Salisburylaan 1339820 Merelbeke (Oost-Vlaanderen)België
info.khd@ugent.be+32 9 264 77 00 (kleine huisdieren)+32 9 264 76 18 (grote huisdieren)
Mo: | 8 - 12h | 12 - 16h |
Tu: | 8 - 12h | 12 - 16h |
We: | 8 - 12h | 12 - 16h |
Th: | 8 - 12h | 12 - 16h |
Fr: | 8 - 12h | 12 - 16h |
Sa: | Closed | Closed |
Su: | Closed | Closed |
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