By AAP A standing CT scanner to be housed at the University of Melbourne’s Werribee equine clinic has been purchased to assist in the early detection of limb injuries before they become more serious, or fatal. In conjunction with the state government and UoM, Racing Victoria is investing $1.27 million towards the… Read More » Read full article
New CT scanner to detect equine injuries
August 21, 2019 Comments Off
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