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Veterinary imaging is evolving—and Computed Tomography (CT) is at the forefront. This exclusive webinar explores the expanding role of CT in evaluating gastrointestinal (GI) masses, including pancreatic and neuroendocrine lesions — moving beyond detection to unlock deeper insights into their origin, nature, and clinical significance.
Meet The Host:
Dr. Swan Specchi
DVM, PhD, DiplACVR
Head of Diagnostic Imaging
AniCura Italy
Senior Radiologist
Antech Imaging Services
With over a decade of international experience and a deep passion for veterinary diagnostic imaging, Dr. Specchi hold a PhD from the University of Bologna and is a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Radiology.
Dr. Specchi has contributed to the advancement of diagnostic imaging in veterinary medicine through research projects and the publication of scientific articles involving colleagues and institutions from various parts of Europe and USA.
In this session, De. Specchi will cover:
- How CT complements ultrasound in the diagnostic process
- Key imaging features that distinguish neoplasms from benign lesions
- How CT findings influence surgical planning
- Prioritising tumour types when cancer is suspected
This webinar offers practical insights to enhance your approach to GI mass evaluation, whether you’re a general practice veterinarian, veterinary radiologist, or surgeon.
Location: Available Live and On-Demand (recording available the following week)
Date & Time: Thursday 27th November, 2025 7:00PM AEDT
Scan the QR code or click here to register your interest today!
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