1M views · 357 shares | Officials at Brookfield Zoo near Chicago say an eastern black rhinoceros with a nasal obstruction has undergone what's believed to be the first CT (CAT) scan ever performed on this species. Layla is 7 ½ years old and weighs 2,300 pounds - too large to be moved inside the zoo's animal hospital. So, a machine donated for the procedure was brought to the zoo's Pachyderm House. | Voice of America | Facebook

2.6K views · 934 reactions | How do you CT scan a fish out of water?  It's a race against time with Dr Anwar, Veterinarian, as he performs our very first CT scan procedure with a Bala shark. ⏳ #FunFact: The Bala shark is not a shark, but a threatened freshwater fish from Southeast Asia. Watch on to find out what goes on behind this peculiar procedure! (Spoiler alert: The fish is fine ) #MandaiWildlifeReserve #RiverWonders | Mandai Wildlife Reserve | Facebook

141K views · 987 reactions | In this episode of GE In The Wild, our CT detector spans 16 centimeters to cover the whole heart in one rotation. | GE | Facebook

50K views · 10K reactions | Risks of CT Scans New research shows...