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I have a couple that refuse to come out of the carrier at the vet's. It's like they glue themselves to the inside of the carrier.I have one like Cake mentioned. The top can be released by undoing the four corners. My vet is so good. She doesn't force the cat to come out of the carrier until it wants to. We take the top off and she examines them in the carrier. Maybe one of those would work for you.
Another suggestion - how about leaving the carrier on the floor at your house with some of your cat's favorite treats inside? He can go in grab a treat and run off if he wants. Eventually he'll come to associate the carrier with goodies instead of the vet.
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