Unprecedented access to specialists is just one great use of this emerging service.
Telemedicine is a resource that is becoming more prevalent in the veterinary field-and rightly so, according to Fetch dvm360 conference speaker Rachel Pollard, DVM, PhD, DACVR. The ability to get cases into the hands of those best suited to make a diagnosis is a clear plus for patients, she says. And she notes that the specialty of radiology is one that benefits greatly from remote consultation.
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Dr. Pollard has a tip for those sending imaging cases to specialists: Fill in the background data yourself.
"A pertinent history can help a radiologist prioritize differentials for you in a much more useful way, and that's going to give you the best patient care," she says.
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