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Application of magnetic resonance imaging in reptile medicine

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Clinical examinations of reptiles are physically limited and therefore usually have to be complemented by other methods. This is especially true for Chelonians. A modern imaging technique like magnetic resonance imaging is well suited for this purpose. Its application and practical experiences with tortoises are presented.

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  1. Röntgeninstitut Baden, Switzerland

    Niels Augustiny

  2. Zoo Zurich, Switzerland

    Alex Rubel

  3. Chäsacher 12, CH-5603, Staufen, Switzerland

    Walter Kuoni

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Kuoni, W., Augustiny, N. & Rubel, A. Application of magnetic resonance imaging in reptile medicine. MAGMA 1, 61–63 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01760401

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