SPECIALTY CARE

Diagnostic Imaging

Clear answers begin with the right view. KIN’s diagnostic imaging team uses advanced technology and specialized interpretation to help guide accurate diagnoses and treatment decisions.

Diagnostic Imaging

Advanced imaging.
Informed decisions.

Diagnostic imaging allows our specialists to evaluate internal structures in detail while supporting care across every KIN specialty.

We collaborate with the treating veterinarian to select the appropriate imaging method, interpret the findings, and help determine what comes next.

SERVICES

Imaging selected for
each patient.

The recommended study depends on the clinical question, area of concern, and level of detail needed.

1

Digital Radiography

X-ray imaging for evaluating bones, the chest, abdomen, and other internal structures.

2

Ultrasound

Real-time imaging of organs, soft tissues, and blood flow.

3

Computed Tomography

Detailed cross-sectional imaging for complex anatomical evaluation.

4

Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Advanced soft-tissue imaging, particularly for the brain, spine, and nervous system.

5

Fluoroscopy

Live X-ray imaging used to evaluate movement and guide select procedures.

WHEN ADVANCED IMAGING MAY BE NEEDED

Know when a closer look may help.

Your veterinarian or KIN specialist may recommend imaging to clarify a diagnosis, plan treatment, or monitor a known condition.

Diagnostic imaging may be used for the following reasons:

  • Repeated vomiting or abdominal pain
  • Persistent symptoms, such as vomiting, without a clear cause
  • Evaluation of an injury, bone or joint, condition
  • Planning for surgery or another procedure
  • Monitoring response to treatment
  • Persistent coughing, difficulty breathing, or heart murmur
  • Evaluating for a tumor or metastasis of a tumor
Meet Our Diagnostic Imaging Team

Get to know your imaging care team

Meet our radiologist who provides advanced imaging and interpretation for KIN patients.

Lauren O’Mara DVM, DACVR

Diagnostic Imaging

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Diagnostic Imaging

Lauren O’Mara DVM, DACVR


Dr. O’Mara earned her veterinary degree at UC Davis and completed a residency at the Animal Medical Center in New York. She enjoys performing abdominal ultrasound and acquiring diagnostic samples.

Outside of work, she enjoys snowboarding, hiking, knitting, and camping with her husband in their adventure van.

FOR REFERRING VETERINARIANS

Clear imaging supports
coordinated care.

Reach out to discuss an imaging study, coordinate a referral, or connect with our diagnostic imaging team.

Kinnect

  • + Collaborative case management
  • + Direct specialist communication
  • + Streamlined referral process
  • + Shared commitment to patient outcomes
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