Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine

John T. Hathcock, DVM, MS, Diplomate ACVR

Current Position: Professor and Chief, Section of Radiology, Department of Clinical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine, Auburn University

Board Certification: American College of Veterinary Radiology
American College of Veterinary

Radiology Activity: Residency Standards and Evaluation Committee 1999-2003, Chair 2003. Past President - 1997-1998. President 1996-1997. President Elect-1995-1996. Executive Council - 1994-1996.

Education: DVM, Auburn University 1976, MS in Radiology, Auburn University 1983

Teaching Awards: Carl Norden-Pifzer Distinguished Teacher Award-2005. Student Government Association Outstanding Faculty Award - 1998

334-844-5045
hathcjt@auburn.edu

Research Interests

Cardiac MRI, Juvenile Bone Disease, Digital Imaging.

Selected Publications

Hathcock JT, Newton JC. Computed tomographic characteristics of multiloblular tumor of bone involving the cranium in 7 dogs and zygomatic arch in 2 dogs. Vet Rad & US, 2000;41:214-217.

Hathcock JT. Low field magnetic resonance imaging characteristics of cranial vault meningiomas in 13 dogs. Vet Rad & US, 1996;37:257-263

Hathcock JT, Pugh DG, Cartee RE, Hammond L. Computed tomography of the llama head: technique and normal anatomy. Vet Rad & US, 1995;36:290-296.

Hathcock JT: Vacuum Phenomenon of the canine spine. CT findings in 3 patients. Vet Rad & US, 1994;35:285-289
Hathcock JT, Stickle RL: Principles and concepts of computed tomographic images. Vet Clin of north Am: Sm An Prac, 1993;23:399-415.

Stickle RL, Hathcock JT. Interpretation of computed tomographic images. Vet Clin of North Am: Sm An Prac, 1993;23:417-435.