24/7 VETERINARY CLINIC
Radiology. Endoscopy. Ultrasound. CT
Usługi
Endoscopy
Szmaragdowa Clinic is equipped with a Storz endoscope, used only to remove foreign bodies from the esophagus, stomach, and bronchial tree, but also to collect material from the gastrointestinal tract and respiratory system (bronchoalveolar lavage using the BAL technique) for extended examination. In addition, our range of diagnostic services has been expanded to include arthroscopy, rhinoscopy, pharyngoscopy, laryngoscopy, and gastroscopy.
Our specialists in endoscopic examinations are: Dr. Paulina Kot, Dr. Paweł Adam Mucha, and Dr. Robert Kraczkowski.
Our specialists in endoscopic examinations are: Dr. Paulina Kot, Dr. Paweł Adam Mucha, and Dr. Robert Kraczkowski.
We also perform ultrasound examinations using the latest MINDRAY equipment: Vetus 9 and Vetus 8 with Doppler function. We have micro convex, sector and linear transducers, which are necessary for performing ultrasound examinations of the abdomen, the genitourinary system (including diagnostics and pregnancy monitoring), chest organs, joints, thyroid and eyeball examination.
Computed tomography (CT)
The 24/7 CT scanner at the Szmaragdowa Clinic is a modern diagnostic tool that enables quick and accurate detection of health problems in our patients. Thanks to advanced technology, our clinic offers accurate assessment of bone structures, soft tissues, and air-filled organs. This is particularly helpful in the diagnosis of injuries, tumors, respiratory and neurological diseases, providing comprehensive care 24 hours a day. Computed tomography allows making faster decisions regarding further treatment.
X-ray Our team of veterinarians works on the “GIERTH HF 200A PLUS” X-ray machine with a digital imaging diagnostic system.
Computed tomography (CT)
The 24/7 CT scanner at the Szmaragdowa Clinic is a modern diagnostic tool that enables quick and accurate detection of health problems in our patients. Thanks to advanced technology, our clinic offers accurate assessment of bone structures, soft tissues, and air-filled organs. This is particularly helpful in the diagnosis of injuries, tumors, respiratory and neurological diseases, providing comprehensive care 24 hours a day. Computed tomography allows making faster decisions regarding further treatment.
X-ray Our team of veterinarians works on the “GIERTH HF 200A PLUS” X-ray machine with a digital imaging diagnostic system.
Our X-ray laboratory offers:
- general X-rays of the chest, abdomen, pelvic cavity, musculoskeletal system (including X-rays for elbow and hip dysplasia detection) and head and neck
- contrast examinations of the gastrointestinal tract, urinary tract, spinal canal and fistulas.
Our specialists in veterinary radiology, X-ray, ultrasound and endoscopy are:
Paweł Adam Mucha, DVM, Anna Łach-Boczoń, DVM, and Tomasz Kornat, DVM.
Pregnant women, children and adolescents under the age of 18 may not participate in X-ray examinations. Thyroid disease and cancer are also contraindications for assisting in radiological examinations.
Pregnant women, children and adolescents under the age of 18 may not participate in X-ray examinations. Thyroid disease and cancer are also contraindications for assisting in radiological examinations.
Pursuant to Article 32c(2) of the Atomic Law Act of November 29, 2000 (consolidated text: Journal of Laws of 2021, item 1941, as amended), the following announcement dated October 20, 2024 is hereby made public:
Szmaragdowa 24/7 Veterinary Clinic, 20-570 Lublin, hereby informs that in the last 12 months, during the performance of activities related to the use of ionizing radiation equipment in a veterinary X-ray laboratory for small animals, no exceedances of the dose limits for workers and the general public were found.
In view of the above, it is concluded that the activities carried out by the organisational unit in the field of exposure did not have a negative impact on human health and the environment. The Szmaragdowa 24/7 Veterinary Clinic also informs that its activities involving exposure do not release radioactive substances into the environment.
