Canis ISSN: 2398-2942
Radiography: tarsus and hindfoot
Contributor(s): Justin Goggin, Patsy Whelehan
Introduction
- A high detail film-screen combination is required.
- Soft tissues should be included.
- kV should not exceed 50 in UK.
- General anesthesia or sedation is advised.
- The film should be correctly exposed and developed, and free from movement blur and artifact.
- The anatomical marker must be clearly visible, along with the patient's identification, the date, and the name of the hospital or practice.
Uses
Advantages
- Non-invasive.
- Easily performed.
Requirements
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Preparation
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Procedure
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Outcomes
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Further Reading
Publications
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