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Title: Diagnostic Imaging Considerations for Wildlife


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Diagnostic Imaging Considerations for Wildlife
  • Mark A. Mitchell DVM, MS, PhD
  • University of Illinois
  • College of Veterinary Medicine

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Diagnostic imaging
  • Non-invasive
  • Radiography
  • Ultrasonography
  • Advanced imaging (CT, MRI)
  • Semi-invasive/Invasive
  • Endoscopy

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Introduction
  • Diagnostic imaging
  • Underutilized
  • Thorough diagnostic work-up
  • Getting started
  • learn anatomy
  • restraint and anesthesia
  • positioning techniques
  • Practice, practice, pratice

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Radiographic Equipment
  • Machine should be capable of
  • short exposure time 1/60 or faster
  • high mA- capacity (gt300) better detail
  • KvP range 40-100
  • bone less radiopaque than mammals
  • 2 kVp incremental change

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Radiographic equipment
  • Dental radiographs

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Radiographic equipment
  • Digital radiography

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Radiographic Equipment
  • Film and screens
  • High-detail, rare-earth
  • Kodak Ektascan EM-1
  • gray film
  • single emulsion
  • slow speed
  • more detail
  • Kodak T-Mat TML
  • black film
  • double emulsion
  • fast speed
  • less detail
  • use appropriate size

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Restraint and Immobilization
  • Manual vs. Chemical Restraint
  • Manual restraint
  • physical restraint
  • increases stress
  • restraint devices
  • tubes
  • blinders

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Chemical restraint
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Positioning-Birds and Mammals
  • Standard
  • Dorsoventral or Ventrodorsal
  • Lateral

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Positioning-Reptiles
  • Chelonians
  • dorsoventral
  • tortoise in prone position
  • measure thickest point between carapace and
    plastron

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Positioning-Reptiles
  • Chelonians
  • Lateral
  • Horizontal beam
  • place tortoise on sponge
  • cassette in vertical position
  • Vertical beam
  • fasten tortoise to cassette and position animal
    in vertical position

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Positioning-Reptiles
  • Chelonians
  • Craniocaudal
  • Horizontal beam
  • tortoise on sponge
  • cassette placed vertically and behind tortoise
  • Vertical
  • fasten tortoise to cassette

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Avian Radiographic Anatomy
  • Respiratory System
  • Trachea
  • Syrinx
  • Lungs
  • Air Sacs
  • Interclavicular, thoracic, and abdominal air sacs

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Avian Radiographic Anatomy
  • Cardiovascular System
  • Heart
  • right-sided aortic arch
  • ascending aorta
  • pulmonary arteries
  • caudal vena cava

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Avian Radiographic Anatomy
  • Gastrointestinal tract
  • Crop
  • Esophagus
  • Proventriculus
  • Ventriculus
  • Small intestine
  • duodenum
  • Cloaca

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Avian Radiographic Anatomy
  • Viscera
  • Liver
  • hour-glass
  • Spleen
  • Kidneys
  • Gonads
  • obvious during breeding periods

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Avian Radiographic Anatomy
  • Skeletal
  • Clavicles
  • Coracoids
  • Appendages
  • Normal anatomy

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Avian Radiographs
  • Contrast radiographs
  • deliver suspension into crop
  • Iohexal (25-30 mg/kg)
  • 2x as fast as barium
  • every 15 minutes
  • radiograph over 2-3 hour period

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Radiographic Abnormalities
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Radiographic Abnormalities
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Radiographic Abnormalities
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Radiographic Abnormalities
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Radiographic Abnormalities
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Chelonian Radiographic Anatomy

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Chelonian Radiographic Anatomy
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Chelonian Radiographic Anatomy
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Radiographic Abnormalities
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Radiographic Abnormalities
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Radiographic Abnormalities
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Radiographic Abnormalities
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Radiographic Abnormalities
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Radiographic Abnormalities
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Radiographic Abnormalities
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Radiographic Anatomy
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Radiographic Anatomy
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Radiographic Anatomy
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Radiographic Anatomy
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Mammal Radiographic Anatomy
  • Heart
  • Point of elbow
  • Mustelids
  • Caudal to elbow
  • Globoid
  • Gastrointestinal tract
  • Splenomegaly
  • Kidneys
  • 2 lumbar vertebrae
  • adrenal glands
  • Urinary system
  • Barium 15 ml/kg, 20 solution

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Radiographic Abnormality
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Radiographic Abnormality
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Radiographic Abnormality
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Rodent and Rabbit Radiographic Anatomy
  • Teeth
  • Tympanic bullae
  • Respiratory tract
  • reduced size
  • Gastrointestinal tract
  • prominent cecum
  • Urogenital system
  • Skeleton

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Ultrasonography
  • Value?
  • Anatomic size
  • Location
  • Architecture
  • Organs
  • Heart
  • Liver
  • Reproductive
  • Bladders
  • Kidneys
  • GI
  • Post-radiographs
  • Overall sensitivity?

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Ultrasound
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Pre-follicular
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Endoscopy
  • Diagnostic imaging?
  • Additional benefits beyond imaging
  • Biopsies
  • More invasive
  • General anesthesia

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Endoscopy
  • Rigid endoscopes
  • Sizes
  • Procedures
  • Coelioscopy
  • Cloacoscopy
  • Upper respiratory
  • Oral
  • Aural

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Endoscopic sexing
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Endoscopic sexing
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Endoscopy
  • Flexible endoscopes
  • Sizes variable
  • Respiratory tract
  • Gastrointestinal tract
  • Upper
  • Foreign body removal
  • Biopsies
  • Lower
  • Cloacoscopy
  • Examine dystocia
  • Cystoscopy

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