BASHIR_ZADJALI
MIDEAST-ISRAEL-LIONESS-CT
Doctors put Ganov, a two-and-a-half-year-old African lioness, into a CAT (computerized axial tomography) scanner, usually reserved for humans, at the Rambam Hospital 21 November 2005 in the nothern Israeli port city of Haifa. The Haifa zoo want to determine if the big cat has an illness, causing loss of vitamin A, a condition which can affect the species in captivity. The CAT scanner produces cross-sectional and holographic X-ray imagery.
MIDEAST-ISRAEL-LIONESS-CT
Doctors put Ganov, a two-and-a-half-year-old African lioness, into a CAT (computerized axial tomography) scanner, usually reserved for humans, at the Rambam Hospital 21 November 2005 in the nothern Israeli port city of Haifa. The Haifa zoo want to determine if the big cat has an illness, causing loss of vitamin A, a condition which can affect the species in captivity. The CAT scanner produces cross-sectional and holographic X-ray imagery.