Sage Veterinary Imaging - Round Rock
Sage Veterinary Imaging - Round Rock is a general practice practice in Round Rock, TX, staffed by 2 DACVIM-credentialed specialists. Procedures include BRAF testing, Joint tap, Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and Abdominocentesis.
About
Sage Veterinary Imaging - Round Rock specializes in advanced diagnostic imaging for pets, featuring state-of-the-art equipment including 3T MRI, a 128-slice Philips CT scanner, and Samsung ultrasound systems. The clinic provides human-quality imaging services such as echocardiography, image-guided biopsies, and digital cytology. All MRI, CT, ultrasound, and biopsy studies are read or performed by board-certified radiologists, with echocardiograms read by board-certified cardiologists and cytology by a board-certified cytopathologist.
The clinic emphasizes a patient-centered approach, integrating diagnostic imaging with the pet's entire care team, including other specialists. Radiologists at Sage Veterinary Imaging collaborate on critical treatment decisions, guiding owners and veterinarians. They serve pet parents and referring veterinarians in the Round Rock area, offering advanced imaging for a wide range of conditions, from neurological issues to orthopedic disorders.
Surgical team
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Jaime E. Sage
DVM, MS, DACVR
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Doug Casey
DVM, DAVBP
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Steve Ringold
DVM, DACVR
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Alyce Marks
DVM, DACVR
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Rita Echandi
DVM, DACVR
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David Szabo
DVM, DACVR
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Dana Neelis
DVM, MS, DACVR, DACVR-EDI
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Cintia Ribeiro de Oliveira
DVM, MS, DACVR
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Samantha Loeber
DVM, DACVR, DACVR-EDI
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Stacy Cooley
DVM, DACVR
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Molly Viner Dorvil
DVM, DACVR
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David Bruyette
DVM, DACVIM
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Christian Weder
DVM, DACVIM
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Heather Ellis
DVM
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Sophie Mafilios
DVM
Procedures
- BRAF testing
- Joint tap
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
- Abdominocentesis
- Echocardiography
- Image-guided biopsies
- Neurological Diagnostics with 3T MRI
- Liver biopsy
- Thoracocentesis
- Complete in-house bloodwork
- Computed tomography (CT)
- Fine needle aspirates
- CSF taps
- Joint fluid and CSF cell counts
- Digital cytology
- Feline Hyperthyroidism Treatment: I-131
- Synovetin OA: Treatment for Canine Osteoarthritis
- Diagnostic thyroid scintigraphy
Equipment
- Fully digital IDEXX cytology lab
- Glucometer
- Samsung ultrasound system
- 128-slice Philips CT
- Crystal Cam device
- 3T MRI
Photos
Photos via Google · Sage Veterinary Imaging - Round Rock, Courtney Robinson, Catina Servin
Frequently asked questions
- What advanced imaging technology is available at Sage Veterinary Imaging?
- Sage Veterinary Imaging offers cutting-edge diagnostic imaging services, including 3T MRI, a 128-slice CT scanner, ultrasound, and echocardiography. They also provide image-guided biopsies and digital cytology. The 3T MRI provides higher resolution images, especially beneficial for small-breed dogs and cats, while the 128-slice CT is noted as the first human-grade system for pets in Texas and Utah.
- What conditions can be diagnosed using MRI at Sage Veterinary Imaging?
- MRI at Sage Veterinary Imaging is used to diagnose various conditions, including brain tumors, slipped discs, spinal cancer, inner ear infections, liver shunts, ACL tears, and joint injuries. It is also utilized for defining tumor margins, cancer surgery planning, and pre-surgical checks for metastatic disease. The superior resolution of their 3T MRI is particularly beneficial for diagnosing pathological conditions involving the brain, spine, and musculoskeletal system.
- Are board-certified specialists involved in reading imaging studies at Sage Veterinary Imaging?
- Yes, board-certified specialists are integral to the diagnostic process at Sage Veterinary Imaging. All MRI, CT, and ultrasound studies are read by a board-certified radiologist. Echocardiograms are read by a board-certified cardiologist, and all cytology studies are performed by a board-certified cytopathologist. Image-guided biopsies are also performed by a board-certified radiologist.
- Is anesthesia always required for CT scans at Sage Veterinary Imaging?
- Anesthesia is not always required for CT scans at Sage Veterinary Imaging. Their 128-slice CT scanner is so fast that many orthopedic and screening patients may not require anesthesia. However, anesthesia is usually necessary for chest and abdomen imaging to ensure the patient remains perfectly still for quality scans.
- Does Sage Veterinary Imaging offer treatment for feline hyperthyroidism?
- Yes, Sage Veterinary Imaging, through its sister company Centers for Advanced Thyroid Therapy (CATT), performs diagnostic thyroid scintigraphy and treats feline hyperthyroidism with I-131 injections. They are noted as the only licensed provider in Central Texas for this treatment, with all scintigraphy and I-131 injections performed by a board-certified radiologist.