Radiology: chest (excl heart and lungs)

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Sections available in full article Introduction ,  Radiographic considerations ,  Radiographic anatomy ,  Interpretation ,  Pitfalls ,  Additional studies ,  Sources, Publications, Vetstream contributor(s),
Introduction ,  Radiographic considerations ,  Radiographic anatomy ,  Interpretation ,  Pitfalls ,  Additional studies ,  Sources,
Contributors Dr Laura Garrett DVM DACVIM (Oncology)
Mr Fraser J McConnell BVM&S CertSAM DVR DipECVDI MRCVS

Introduction

Overview
  • See radiography: thorax  Radiography: thorax  for details of positioning technique.
  • Radiography allows assessment of lung expansion and density and the thoracic wall.

Sources

Publications

Refereed papers


  • Lamb C R (2000) Ability to visualize the cardiac silhouette in animals with pleural fluid - the pericardial fat stripe. Vet Rad Ultra 41 (6), 519-520.
  • Fossum T W (1992) Severe bilateral fibrosing pleuritis associated with chronic chylothorax in 5 cats and 2 dogs. JAVMA 201 , 317-324.
  • Berry C R, Koblik P D, Ticew J W (1990) Dorsal peritoneopericardial mesothelial remnant as an aid to the diagnosis of feline congenital peritoneopericardial diaphragmatic hernia. Vet Radiol 31 , 239-245.
  • Fossum T W, Boudrieau R J & Hobson H P (1989) Pectus excavatum in 8 dogs and 6 cats. JAAHA 25 , 595-600.

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Mediastinitis: pleural effusion - radiograph lateral Link Thorax: cranial mediastinal mass - radiograph DV Link Thorax: mediastinal fluid - ultrasound Link Thorax: normal - radiograph DV Link Thorax: normal 02 - radiograph lateral Link Thorax: pericardioperitoneal hernia - radiograph DV Link Thorax: pleural effusion - radiograph DV Link Thorax: ruptured diaphragm - radiograph lateral Link

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