Imaging

Targeted radiographic projections provide reliable quantification of proximal and distal canine femoral morphology in the absence of computed tomography

In the absence of a CT scan, horizontal beam is recommended for accurate assessment of proximal femoral morphology.

Influence of intra-articular injectate volume on joint surface coverage and leakage following canine elbow arthroscopy: A cadaveric study

Reduced IA injection volumes achieved complete synovial surface coverage.

Atypical radiographic changes seen in dogs treated with bedinvetmab (Librela)

Dogs can exhibit unique clinical and radiographic features when treated with bedinvetmab.

Radiographic evaluation of patellofemoral proportional mismatch in small-breed dogs with medial patellar luxation: Implications for stifle joint morphology and surgical planning

Findings emphasize the need for comprehensive morphometric evaluation during preoperative planning to optimize surgical outcomes.

Application of Deep Learning-Based Reconstruction to Magnetic Resonance Imaging of Canine Stifle Joint in Healthy Beagles: Achieving Enhanced Image Quality With Reduced Slice Thickness

In conclusion, DLR-applied stifle joint MRI may increase the diagnostic accuracy of stifle joint disorders.

MRI features of an intra-articular histiocytic sarcoma affecting the stifle joint in a dog

This case highlights that histiocytic sarcomas involving the stifle joint closely resemble other intra-articular neoplastic and chronic inflammatory conditions.

Fracturoscopy is comparable to fluoroscopy for intraoperative assessment of fracture apposition during indirect reduction of simulated diaphyseal antebrachial fractures in dog cadavers

Fracturoscopy was comparable to fluoroscopy for assessing fracture apposition.

Ultrasound-guided arthrocentesis and intra-articular injections of the radiocarpal and tarsocrural joints in the dog

Imaging guidance can help reduce iatrogenic tissue damage and procedure time.

Abdominal ultrasound more commonly leads to the diagnosis of underlying comorbidities when compared to thoracic radiographs in dogs undergoing tibial plateau leveling osteotomy

Abdominal ultrasound is 163 times more likely to lead to diagnosis of a new comorbidity.

Evaluation of artifacts produced by cannulated and solid-core screws using magnetic resonance imaging and computed tomography

Both design and material composition of the screw significantly influence image quality.

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