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49 Cards in this Set

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Lateral Shoulder
Lateral Shoulder
T = Greater Tubercle
B = Bicipital Groove
Between H and A = Glenoid cavity
CdCr Shoulder
CdCr Shoulder
A = Acromonion
T = Greater Tubercle
Scapula Anatomy
Scapula Anatomy
Radius Anatomy
Radius Anatomy
Head      radial tubersoity
neck                                             nutrient foramen
                                                                       ulnar notch lateral

radius is lateral proximal and medially distally
Head radial tubersoity
neck nutrient foramen
ulnar notch lateral

radius is lateral proximal and medially distally
Ulnar Anatomy
Ulnar Anatomy
Aconeal process olecranon-more lateral positioning
trochlear notch coronoid process
Elbow Lateral and CrCd
Elbow Lateral and CrCd
Lateral and CrCd
Carpal Dorsopalmar and Lateral
Carpal Dorsopalmar and Lateral
Dpa of carpus
DMPLO carpus
DPLMO carpus
Dpa of carpus 
DMPLO carpus
DLPMO
Dpa of carpus
DMPLO carpus
DLPMO carpus
Digit Anatomy
Digit Anatomy
MCP = metacarpal phalangeal joint
PIP = proximal interphalangeal joint
DIP = distal interphalangeal joint
MCP = metacarpal phalangeal joint
PIP = proximal interphalangeal joint
DIP = distal interphalangeal joint
Hind leg anatomy
Hind leg anatomy
Pelvic Anatomy
Pelvic Anatomy
Pelvic Anatomy again
Pelvic Anatomy again
Feline Capital Physeal Dysplasia
Feline Capital Physeal Dysplasia
Hip Dysplasia
Hip Dysplasia
Hip Dysplasia
Penn Hip views
From left to right
Distraction, Exended and Compression
Penn Hip views
From left to right
Distraction, Exended and Compression
Legge Calves Perthes Disease
Legge Calves Perthes Disease
Femur CrCd
Femur CrCd
head is medial
greater trochanter is lateral
less trochanter is medial
condyoes medial and lateral
epicondyles seen caudally
trochlear groove = home of the patella
Femur Lateral and Medial
Femur Lateral and Medial
greater trochanter head
lateral lesser trochanter
medial
epicondyles
condyles
Panosteitis
DJD
Osteosarcoma
prox tibia/fibula
pathological fracture
Stifle anatomy
Left- Lateral Aspect 	Right – Medial Aspect
Stifle anatomy
Left- Lateral Aspect Right – Medial Aspect
Joints:
A Stifle joint
B Femoropatellar joint
C Femorotibial joint
D Proximal Tibiofibular joint

1 Body of femur
2 vPatella
3 Lateral suprecondylar tuberosity
4 Lateral ridge of trochlea
5 Lateral epicondyle
6 Lateral fabella- in origin of gastrocnemius muscle
7 Medial fabella
8 Lateral condyle of femur
9 Tibial tuberosity
10 Cranial border tibial crest
11 Muscular extensor groove
12 lateral condyle of tibia
13 Proximal tibiofibular joint
14 Head of fibula
15 Body of fibula
16 Interosseous space
17 Body of tibia
18 Medial ridge of trochlea
19 Medial supracondylar tuberosity
20 Medial epicondyle
21 Medial fabella
22 Medial condyle of femur
23 Tibial crest
24 Cranial border
25 Medial condyle of tibia
26 Sesamoid of tendon of popliteius muscle
Fibula is lateral
left is cranial, right is caudal
Fibula is lateral
left is cranial, right is caudal
1. Body of femur
2. patella
3. medial ridge of trochlea
4. lateral ridge of trochlea
5. medial epicondyle
6. lateral epicondyle
7. medial condyle
8. lateral condyle
9. medial condyle of tibia
10 Lateral condyle of tibia
11 Intercondylar area
12 Tibial tuberosity
13 Cranial border of tibial crest
14 Head of fibula
15 Body of fibula
16 Interoseous space
17 Body of tibia
18 Medial and lateral suprecondylar tuberosities
19 Medial and lateral fabella
20 Popliteal surface
21 Sesamoids in tendon of popliteus
22 Intercondylar fossa
23 Caudal intercondylar area
24 Proximal tibiofibular joint
Cruciate ligament
Collateral ligament
Meniscus
Patellar ligament
Tibia: condyles, malleolus-medial pointed, intercondylar eminence, tibial tuberosity
Fibula: fibula lateral, head, lateral malleolus
Tarsal Joint Anatomy
Tarsal Joint Anatomy
lateral tarsus
lateral tarsus
Metatarsus and Phalanges
Metatarsus and Phalanges
cool
DV Skull radiograph
DV Skull radiograph
Zygomatic Arch (A)
Mandible (C)
Frontal Sinus (E)
Ethmoid Turbinates (G)
Cranium (I)
Nasal Septum (H)
Tympanic Bullae (N)
Occipital Condyles (O)
Zygomatic Arch (A)
Coronoid Process (B)
Tympanic Bullae ( C )
Calvarium (D)
Cranial Cavity (E)
Foramen Magnum (F)
Sagittal Crest (G)
VD Thoracic
VD Thoracic
C7 (A)
T1( B)
Spinous process of T1
Head of 2nd rib (D)
Tubercle of 2nd rib (E)
Intervertebral disc space b/t T3-T4 (G)
T13 (I)
L1 (J)
Lateral Thoracic Spine
Lateral Thoracic Spine
Body of T1 (A)
1st rib (B)
Spinous process of T5 (c )
Neural Canal (D)
Caudal Articular process of T6 (E)
Cranial articular Process of T7 (F)
Intervertebral disc space b/t T6-T7
Intervertebral foramen b/t T7-T8 (H)
Spinous Process of T 10 (I)
Articular process of T 13 (K)
VD Lumbar Spine
VD Lumbar Spine
T13 (A)
L1 (B)
Intervertebral disc space b/t L1-L2 (C )
Transverse Process of L4 (F)
Spinous Process of L4 (G)
Lateral Lumber Spine
Lateral Lumber Spine
T 13 (A)
12th Rib (B)
13th Rib ( C)
L1 (D)
Neural Canal (E)
Caudal articular process of L2 (F)
Cranial Articular process of L3 (G)
Intervertebral disc space between L2-L3 (H)
Transverse process of L4 (I)
Spinous process of L4 (J)
Intervertebral foramen between L4-L5 (K)
Accessory process (L)
L7 (M)
Sacrum (N)
VD Cervical Spine
VD Cervical Spine
Occipital Condyles (D)
Atlanto-occipital joint (E)
Dens (H)
Wings of the Atlas C1 (F)
Axis C2 (J)
Spinous Process of axis C2 (I)
Transverse process of axis (K)
C3 (M)
Cranial articular process of C3 (L)
Caudal articular process of C3-C4 articulation (O)
C4 (P)
C5 (S)
C6 (T)
C7 (U)
Transverse Foramen (G)
Corocoid
Ulna larger than radius
Tibiotarsal Bone
Tarsusmetatarsus
Cervical vertebrae varies
Thoracic vertebrae usually 8 and assoc. with ribs
Lumbar and sacrum vertebrae fused=synsacrum
Pygostyle
Pneumatic bones
Keel
Zygodactyl
Crop
Proventriculus=stomach
Ventriculus=gizzard
Lungs and airsacs (8-9)
NO Diaphragm
Choana
Cloaca
Kidney
Unable to distinquish sex organs on rads
Snake Anatomy
Snake Anatomy
0-20% = trachea/esophagus
25% = heart
30-40% = lung
30-50% = liver
50% = stomach
60-80% = reproductive organs
70-85% = kidney
No bladder
Right sided organs bigger than left sided
If you see kidney on radiograph of snake-abnormal
good luck memorizing this. you're in trouble.
MC 3 = Cannon bone
MC 2 & 4 = Splint bones
P1 = Long Pastern
P2 = Short Pastern
P3 = Coffin or Pedal bone
Distal sesamoid = Navicular
MCphalangeal joint = Fetlock = ankle
Coronary band
Radius/ulna and cannon bone = knee
Stifle = knee
Hock = tarsus
Point of hock = calcaneus
Gaskin = between stifle and hock
Lower limb
1 = flexor cortex
C = navicular bone
2 = prox. Border of navicular bone
7a/b = distal interphalangeal joint prox. and distal
1 = flexor cortex
C = navicular bone
2 = prox. Border of navicular bone
7a/b = distal interphalangeal joint prox. and distal
Metacarpal/tarsal DMPLO
Metacarpal/tarsal DMPLO
A = MC/MT 2
B = MC/MT 4
C = MC/MT 3
D = Medial Sesamoid
E = Lateral Sesamoid
Metacarpal/tarsal DLPMO
Metacarpal/tarsal DLPMO
A = MC/MT 2
B = MC/MT 4
C = MC/MT 3
D = Medial Sesamoid
E = Lateral Sesamoid
Carpal Medial Oblique - DLPMO
Carpal Medial Oblique - DLPMO
A = Radius
B = Cannon bone (MC 3)
C = Radial carpal bone
D= Ulnar carpal bone
E = Accessory carpal bone
G = 3rd carpal bone
H = 4th carpal bone
M = MC 4
Carpal Lateral Oblique DMPLO
Carpal Lateral Oblique DMPLO
A = Radius
B = Cannon bone (MC 3)
C = Radial carpal bone
D= Ulnar carpal bone
E = Accessory carpal bone
G = 3rd carpal bone
H = 4th carpal bone
L = MC 2 (splint 2)
Tarsal Lateral Oblique DMPLO
Tarsal Lateral Oblique DMPLO
highlights:
Dorsolateral surfaces
MT 2 (H)
Talus (4-5)
Tarsal Medial Oblique DLPMO
Tarsal Medial Oblique DLPMO
highlights:
Dorsomedial surfaces
Medial malleolus (2)
Calcaneus
Mt4
Left Caudocranial stifle
Left Caudocranial stifle
1 medial condyle of femur
2 lateral condyle of femur
3 medial condyle of tibia
4 fibula
5 tibia

FOV = distal 3rd of femur to proximal 3rds of tibia/fibular
Beam = over stifle joint
Measure distal end of femur
1) medial condyle
2) tibial tuberosity
3) sesamoid bone
4) femur
5) patella
6) lateral condyle
7) tibia
8) fibula