Imaging

Stifle joint osteoarthritis in small-breed and medium-breed dogs is more severe after cranial cruciate ligament injury than medial patellar luxation

In small- and medium-breed dogs, the patterns of stifle OA joint after CCL injury and MPL are similar.

Periosteal reaction-like lesions at the cranial aspect of the humeral diaphysis have a high prevalence in older, large breed dogs and may represent entheses of the superficial pectoral muscles

The finding should not be confused with a pathological condition such as bone neoplasia.

Deep learning-based diagnosis of stifle joint diseases in dogs

Deep learning-based diagnoses can be expected to become useful diagnostic models in veterinary medicine

Radiographic and computed tomographic evaluation of supinator sesamoid bones in dogs

CT is superior to radiography for assessing SSBs.

Computed tomographic measurements of the femoral trochlea in dogs with and without medial patellar luxation

Dogs without MPL had a deeper femoral trochlear groove than MPL dogs.

Results of using multiplanar reconstructed CT images for assessing elbow joint osteoarthritis in dogs are consistent with results of radiographic assessment

MPR scores were more consistent and more comparable to radiographic scores.

Bone density of the humeral condyle in Labrador retrievers with medial coronoid process disease

Differences found in the regional bone density of the humeral condyle in Labrador retriever elbows.

CT attenuation of the medial coronoid process is reduced in dogs with medial coronoid disease but independent of arthroscopic disease severity

MCP attenuation is reduced in dogs with MCD compared with dogs with no evidence of MCD.

Computed Tomographic Measurements of the Sulcus Angle of the Femoral Trochlea in Small-Breed Dogs with and without Medial Patellar Luxation

The sulcus angle (SA) is used to assess the femoral trochlear morphology in humans.

Accuracy of needle arthroscopy for the diagnosis of medial meniscal tears in dogs with cranial cruciate ligament rupture

Needle arthroscopy could be performed rapidly with low morbidity.

Subscribe to Imaging