Anatomy in Diagnostic Imaging. By P. Fleckenstein. Blackwell Publishing, Oxford, 2001, £47.50, 400 pp.

Butler, P

doi:10.1053/crad.2002.1086

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“…Matacarpophalangeal join radiographs were performed in four standard projections: lateromedial, dorsopalmar, dorsolateralpalmaromedial oblique 45°, dorsomediallateropalmar oblique 45° as mentioned by Butler et al (1993), and Vanderperren and Saunders (2009). In this study, sesamoiditis and enteshopathys were observed in dorsolateralpalmaromedial oblique 45° and dorsomediallateropalmar oblique 45° views.…”

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“…Radiographs also allowed the identification of ostrochondrosis signs in the sagittal ridge, even though complementary radiographs were not taken for further investigation. The lateromedial view with flexed fetlock provided better images of the sagittal ridge, while the lateromedial view with the limb suspended and extended is indicated for visualization of erosive bone and cartilage lesions in the palmar aspect of IIIMC (Butler et al, 1993;Vanderperren and Saunders, 2009). Furthermore, due to chronic lesions it was possible to identify radiograph images consistent with proliferative synovitis and osteoarthritis in all views.…”

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Diagnostic value of computed tomography, radiography and ultrasonography in metacarpophalangeal joint disorders in horses

Machado

Aguiar

Viana

et al. 2016

Arq. Bras. Med. Vet. Zootec.

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In modern society the work and athletic performance of horses has led to a very important animal production sector in which Brazil possesses the third largest horse stock. Among all equine lesions described, metacarpophalangeal (fetlock) joint lesions are considered one of the main causes of lameness. Consequently, there is a need to improve the understanding and diagnosis of these injuries. The most efficient imaging diagnostic methods for the fetlock region are computed tomography, radiography and ultrasound. Imaging studies of the anatomical structures involving this joint are extremely important to obtain a more precise diagnose. The present study was performed in order to evaluate the capacity of different imaging diagnostic modalities to detect a variety of lesions in different fetlock structures. Twenty horses (Equus caballus) used for horsemanship activities were referred to the Department of Animal Reproduction and Veterinary Radiology of São Paulo State University, Botucatu campus, with clinical signs of metacarpophalangeal joint injuries. Horses were submitted to radiographic and ultrasonographic exam and computed tomography scan. Image analysis revealed a significant capacity of these methods to characterize lesions in this region. However, computed tomography provided broader and better evaluation of lesions in bones and adjacent structures, because it allows the analysis to be performed on three-dimensional projections, with attenuation coefficients (window selections) and tissue density measurement through Hounsfield Units (HU).Keywords: computed tomography, radiography, ultrasonography, metacarpophalangeal joint, horses RESUMO As atividades desempenhadas pelo cavalo na sociedade contemporânea são diversas, e o Brasil é portador do terceiro maior plantel mundial de equinos. Entre as várias afecções descritas em cavalos atletas, as lesões na articulação metacarpofalangeana (boleto) são consideradas as principais causas de claudicação. Por isso

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Diagnostic value of computed tomography, radiography and ultrasonography in metacarpophalangeal joint disorders in horses

Machado

Aguiar

Viana

et al. 2016

Arq. Bras. Med. Vet. Zootec.

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“…Die Intervertebralgelenke wurden mit einem 3,5MHz Konvexschallkopf ohne Vorlaufstrecke mit gegebener größe-rer Eindringtiefe untersucht. (Butler 2001, Butler et al 2000, Reisinger 2003, Reisinger und Stanek 2005). …”

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“…Darum werden die Gelenkspalten der Ultraschalluntersuchung von dorsal zugänglich. Röntgenolo-gisch muss in dieser Region jedoch aufgrund der Weichteil-R. Reisinger und C. Stanek Pferdeheilkunde 21 223 masse die latero-laterale Röntgentechnik angewendet werden, wodurch sich die IVG der rechten und linken Wirbelsäu-lenseite überlagern (Butler 2001, Butler et al 2000, Jeffcott 1975, 1978, 1985Ueltschi 2001, Weaver et al 1999 (Butler 2001, Butler et al 2000, Jeffcott 1975, 1978, 1985, Ueltschi 2001, Weaver et al 1999. Hier bietet die Ultraschalluntersuchung in der kaudalen Lendenwirbelregion transkutan von dorsal eine gewisse Alternative.…”

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Sonographische Darstellbarkeit der Intervertebralgelenke an der Brust- und Lendenwirbelsäule des Pferdes

Reisinger¹,

Stanek²

2005

PHK

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ZusammenfassungAn 7 Rückenpräparaten und 12 lebenden Pferden wurden die Intervertebralgelenke der Brust-und Lendenwirbelsäule, mit Schwerpunktbereich Th10-16, in transversaler und sagittaler Ebene sonographisch untersucht. An der mittleren Brustwirbelsäule war die Darstellung der Gelenkfortsätze und Gelenkspalten, aufgrund der tiefen anatomischen Lage und Winkelung, nur in geringem Ausmaß möglich. Dennoch kann die Ultraschalluntersuchung in dieser Körperregion zur Abklärung von knöchernen Konturveränderungen empfohlen werden.Schlüsselwörter: Sonographie, Pferd, Rücken, Wirbelsäule, Intervertebralgelenke Sonographic examination of the intervertebral joints of the thoracic and lumbar spine of the horse.The intervertebral joints of the thoracic and lumbar spine of 7 cadaver specimens and 12 horses were examined ultrasonographically in transversal and sagittal planes with special attention paid to Th 10-16. The depiction of the articular processes as well as the joint spaces of the middle of the thoracic spine was very poor due to the anatomic position and angulation. Nevertheless, ultrasonography of this body region can be recommended to differentiate changes in the osseous contour.

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“…Normal percussion of the hoof produces a crispy resonance, while hoof wall detached from its deeper structures has a dull resonance [10]. Radiography is practical in identifying gas under the hoof wall, which signifies either infection or damaged hoof wall [12].…”

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Incidence of Equine Hoof Derangements in Malaysian Horse Population

2013

IOSR-JAVS

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Anatomy in Diagnostic Imaging. By P. Fleckenstein. Blackwell Publishing, Oxford, 2001, £47.50, 400 pp.

Cited by 14 publications

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Diagnostic value of computed tomography, radiography and ultrasonography in metacarpophalangeal joint disorders in horses

Diagnostic value of computed tomography, radiography and ultrasonography in metacarpophalangeal joint disorders in horses

Sonographische Darstellbarkeit der Intervertebralgelenke an der Brust- und Lendenwirbelsäule des Pferdes

Incidence of Equine Hoof Derangements in Malaysian Horse Population

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