Orthopedics
A Positioning Guide to Orthopedic Radiography of the Pelvic Limb
Becoming skilled at orthopedic radiography requires knowledge of radiography techniques, orthopedic landmarks, and a lot of practice.Radiology/Imaging
Radiographic Soft Tissue Positioning: Part 1
Using best-practice radiographic positioning skills will help the veterinarian arrive at appropriate diagnoses and treatment plans for patients.Personal/Professional Development
VTS in Diagnostic Imaging
Diagnostic and advanced imaging specialists have a plethora of modalities at their disposal that have the ability to see what's going on inside patients.Radiology/Imaging
Use of FAST Ultrasonography in Veterinary Emergency Rooms
With proper training, veterinary nurses can perform TFAST and AFAST scans on emergent patients.Radiology/Imaging
Fluoroscopy: Don’t Miss the Show!
Fluoroscopy produces real-time images that appear as an “x-ray movie,” providing a helpful view for dynamic processes.Dentistry
Take a Bite Out of Dental Radiology: Positioning for Picture-Perfect Views
This article will help veterinary team members refresh themselves about common dental radiography procedures.
Radiology/Imaging
Radiographic Positioning: Head, Shoulders, Knees, & Toes, Part 2
This second of two articles on radiographic positioning provides an overview of proper patient restraint as well as techniques to obtain good-quality radiographs of the stifles, pelvis, and phalanges.
Radiology/Imaging
Radiographic Positioning: Head, Shoulders, Knees, & Toes, Part 1
This first of two articles on veterinary radiographic positioning provides an overview of radiation safety as well as the techniques used to obtain good-quality orthopedic radiographs of the skull, shoulders, and elbows.