Kathy Matheson

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In this Thursday, Sept. 15, 2016, photo, Medical Director Dr. Barbara Dallap Schaer, right, and Radiologist Dr. Kathryn Wulster hold a horse as a computerized tomography scan is conducted at the University of Pennsylvania's New Bolton Center Hospital for Large Animals in Kennett Square, Pa. Robotic CT at the university's veterinary school allows a horse to remain awake and standing as scanners on two mechanical arms move around it. The resulting high-quality images, including some in 3D, for the first time offer detailed anatomical views of the animal in its normal, upright state.
Robotic Horse Scan for Humans
The new type of CT scan could be adapted for humans, eliminating the need for people to lie still inside a tube.
Oct 19th, 2016