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IMAGING REFERRAL
You can refer a patient for imaging by CT or MRI without a clinical
consult using the form below.
Imaging Referral
This form is for Veterinary Practice use only. Use this form to refer a patient for imaging only.
Imaging Type Requested
(Required)
CT
MRI
Practice and Referring Surgeon Details
(Required)
Practice Name
Practice Address
Town/City
Region
Post Code
Practice Telehphone Number
(Required)
Referring Surgeon Name
(Required)
First
Last
Email Address
(Required)
Client and Patient Details
Title
(Required)
Mrs
Mr
Dr
Rev
Surname
(Required)
Owner Address
(Required)
Address Line
City
Region
Postal Code
Home Phone Number
Mobile Number
Insured
(Required)
Yes
No
Not Sure
Patient Name
(Required)
Patient Age
(Required)
Breed
(Required)
Sex
(Required)
Male
Male (n)
Female
Femaile (n)
Clinical Details
Please indicate below whether your patient has ever shown signs similar to the referred problem in one of the check boxes below.
Attach History to Form Submission. Please use PDF format.
Accepted file types: pdf, Max. file size: 20 MB.
Short Story
(Required)
Anaesthetic Risk (If medium or high please indicate the reason in the box above and discuss with owner)
(Required)
Low
Medium
High
In many cases we will need to use intravenous contrast (CT and MRI) in order to improve the diagnostic accuracy of the scan. This requires that there is adequate renal and hepatic function to clear the contrast. As a result we request that you perform blood tests prior to referral for imaging and attach the lab results to this form. If for some reason you cannot do this, please instead check the box indicating that you need Torrington Orthopaedics to perform these lab tests on the day of the scan.
Is the Patient on Medication?
(Required)
Yes
No
Has the Patient a History of Adverse Drug Reaction?
(Required)
Yes
No
Unsure
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