Not exact matches
In addition, serum TSH, free triiodothyronine (fT3), and free thyroxine (fT4) were measured, and
ultrasound of the neck was performed at each follow -
up examination.
So x-rays and an
ultrasound examination of your cat's intestines may be part of the work
up.
Coming to a definitive diagnosis often requires a thorough health work -
up, which may involve blood work, a urinalysis, fecal
examinations, x-rays, abdominal
ultrasound, specialized laboratory tests, and even exploratory surgery or endoscopy with tissue biopsies.
This estimate includes the preliminary
examination, ERG and
ultrasound, surgery, anesthesia, operating room use, hospitalization, initial medications and postoperative checkups (usually
up to 90 days).