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AVMI adds a full time in house board certified veterinary radiologist.
The addition of an in house veterinary radiologist ensures that patients receive the optimal imaging procedure the first time. Facilities performing complicated diagnostic imaging procedures like MRI and CT without an in house veterinary radiologist occasionally have to repeat studies on patients because the images are not interpreted until after the patent has been recovered from anesthesia and sent home. The addition of a full time in house veterinary radiologist also unsures unsurpassed access to the best quality diagnostic ultrasound procedures available.

AVMI adds first high field veterinary MRI
In their ongoing effort to lead the field by providing the best diagnostic imaging capabilities for small animal patients, AVMI announces the installation of the first dedicated veterinary high field (1.5 Tesla) MRI in southern California.

AVMI first in California to add digital radiography
The advanages of digital radiography over conventional film based radiography are numerous. The increased latitude provided by digital radiography ensures an optimal image while actually reducing the radiation exposure to the patient and veterinary personnel.

AVMI adds the first dedicated veterinary multi-slice helical CT scanner in California.
To ensure that AVMI can offer the best diagnostic imaging procedure for each patient regardless of their imaging needs, AVMI adds computed tomography (CT) to its previous arsenal of available diagnostic imaging modalities. Computed Tomography is well established as the best diagnostic imaging procedure for evaluating the lungs or patients with complex bone fractures.

Veterinary Nuclear Imaging becomes Advanced Veterinary Medical Imaging and opens the first dedicated small animal diagnostic imaging center in southern California.
Formerly Veterinary Nuclear Imaging, a company that performed diagnostic nuclear medicine procedures in small animals for 15 years, AVMI opened the doors to its new 5000 square foot facility with the addition of in house MRI.