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Mon - Fri:	8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Sat:	8:30 am - 4:00 pm

Bush Advanced Veterinary Imaging

Preventive Care

Comprehensive Examination
The cost is comprehensive and includes: a physical exam of the patient, a discussion with the client about anesthesia and the imaging procedure, IV catheter placement, IV fluids, any peri-anesthetic medications that are required, all pre-meds, induction agents and gas anesthesia, state-of-the art patient monitoring, IV contrast when required, and radiology interpretation. You will receive a written radiology report from a board certified veterinary radiologist, usually within 24 hours of completion of the study, and your client will be given a copy of the imaging study on a CD.

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Leesburg Commerce Center

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Phone: (703) 669-5544

Address: 165 Fort Evans Rd NE, Leesburg, VA 20176

Website: http://www.bushvetimaging.com

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Bush Advanced Veterinary Imaging

Preventive Care

Comprehensive Examination
The cost is comprehensive and includes: a physical exam of the patient, a discussion with the client about anesthesia and the imaging procedure, IV catheter placement, IV fluids, any peri-anesthetic medications that are required, all pre-meds, induction agents and gas anesthesia, state-of-the art patient monitoring, IV contrast when required, and radiology interpretation. You will receive a written radiology report from a board certified veterinary radiologist, usually within 24 hours of completion of the study, and your client will be given a copy of the imaging study on a CD.

Illness Treatment

Pain Management
Dr. Uzzle was born in upstate New York, moved to Virginia at the age of 14 and now considers Virginia his home. His love for animals and interest in veterinary medicine began through the personal experiences he had with his own pets. Seeing the care and compassion that veterinarians displayed for his animals made him want to do the same for others. Dr. Uzzle graduated with honors from Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 1998 and was in private practice in the area until 2008 when he joined the BAVI team. He was recruited by BAVI because of his thoroughness and attention to detail. With cross-disciplinary clinical interests including cardiology, neurology, anesthesia, pain management and advanced imaging, he was ideal for BAVI. Dr. Uzzle works very closely with area family veterinarians, specialists and the neurologists at The LifeCentre & The Regional Veterinary Referral Center. He has formed many strong relationships with internists, criticalists and anesthesiogists over the years. He is committed to the advancement of veterinary medicine and passionate about helping people and animals by obtaining diagnoses through advanced imaging. Finally, he is charismatic and a great leader of the BAVI team.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Heart Disease Treatment
In general, a healthy patient under the age of 5 can be imaged with a mini-chem profile. If the patient is older but otherwise healthy, we ask that just a full chemistry panel be performed. These should be done within 1 month of imaging. If the patient is unhealthy the required testing should be no more than 1 week old. If there are any cardiac abnormalities an ECG and chest radiographs should be performed also. A full description of required testing can be found on the document titled

Wound and Fracture Care

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