veterinary · Companion Animals
Atlas of Radiographic Interpretation in Small Animals, 2nd editionIsabel García Real
Edra Publishing author
Lecturer in Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging at the Complutense University of Madrid
2 titles with Edra
Maria Isabel García Real is a distinguished veterinarian and academic specializing in diagnostic imaging. She earned her veterinary degree in 1993 and her doctorate in 2000 from the Complutense University of Madrid (UCM). Since 1993, she has been a member of the Department of Animal Medicine and Surgery at the UCM Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, where she currently serves as a Lecturer in Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging. In addition to her academic role, she has been the Head of the Diagnostic Imaging Service at the Complutense Veterinary Teaching Hospital since 2005. Throughout her career, Dr. García Real has pursued extensive international research and training, including fellowships at the University of California, Davis, Cambridge University, the Animal Medical Center in New York, and the Animal Health Trust in Newmarket. Her research interests encompass digital radiography, ultrasound, computed tomography, and magnetic resonance. She is a recognized expert in the field, having authored authoritative textbooks such as the 'Atlas of Radiographic Interpretation in Small Animals' and serving as a frequent speaker at national and international veterinary conferences.
Lecturer
Complutense University of Madrid · Animal Medicine and Surgery
1993 – present
Head of Diagnostic Imaging Service
Complutense Veterinary Teaching Hospital · Diagnostic Imaging
2005 – present
Lecturer in Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging
Complutense University of Madrid · Animal Medicine and Surgery
1993 – present
Head of the Diagnostic Imaging Service
Complutense Veterinary Teaching Hospital · Diagnostic Imaging
2005 – present
veterinary · Companion Animals
Atlas of Radiographic Interpretation in Small Animals, 2nd editionIsabel García Real
veterinary · Companion Animals
Atlas of Radiographic Interpretation in Small AnimalsIsabel García Real