Radiographic and Applied Anatomy of the Equine and Bovine Elective 938675

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Radiographic and Applied Anatomy of the Equine
and BovineElective 938-675

• W. Chess Adams, DVM
• Diplomate ACVR (Radiology, Radiation Oncology)

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Lectures most Wednesdays 2255 _at_ 120

• No labs - film study sets available
• http//www.vetmed.wisc.edu/Dr__Adams_938-675.220.1
  .html Lectures available there
• 5 instructors, including a surgeon
• 3 exams - 1st one will be immediately after gross
  anatomy exam 1. See grading on schedule sheet
• Is an elective see course drop dates
• Study aids note websites

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Objectives(Emphasis is on Equine)

• Review basic principles of radiography
• Learn radiographic projections and beam
  orientation
• Recognize and spell radiographic anatomy
• Identify physes sites of bone abnormality
• Introduction to applied and cross section
  extremity anatomy

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Introduction important features

• Film identification what goes where
• Describe properly cranial/dorsal caudal/palmar
• Describe view based on beam direction (appearance
  generally not affected by direction)
• Learn how to highlight specific structures

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New challenges
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Complicated setups
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Which is the 4th digit?
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Which is the 4th digit?
Front or rear leg?
Left or right?
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What is profiled?
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Try the square method.
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What is the best angle to view the joints?
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Posture is important.
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DMPLO
DMPLO
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Describe the view
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VIEW?
image
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VIEW?
Image of either oblique
DLPMO DMPLO
(Medial side of limb)
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What is profiled?
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What is profiled?
Lateral - Palmar aspect profiled
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D30P
D65P
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Palmar proximal to palmar distal oblique (palmar
skyline)
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Dorsal, 30 degree proximal, to palmar distal
oblique (30 degree DP)
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Name this view
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NOW YOUVE GOT IT!