Use of a Newly-Developed 360^|^deg; Rotary Restraint Unit in Small Animals for Protection Against X-Ray Irradiation

Nakagawa, Mitsuyoshi; Miyahara, Koshiro; Sato, Motoyoshi; Hirose, Tsuneo

doi:10.12935/jvma1951.46.147

J.Jpn.Vet.Med.Assoc.

1993

DOI: 10.12935/jvma1951.46.147

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Use of a Newly-Developed 360^|^deg; Rotary Restraint Unit in Small Animals for Protection Against X-Ray Irradiation

Mitsuyoshi Nakagawa¹,

Koshiro Miyahara²,

Motoyoshi Sato³

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“…The retention frame device made of hard urethane which was designed by Nakagawa et al for small animals to prevent from moving was used [2]. In addition, meglumine gadopentatete (Magnevist ® , Schering, Osaka, Japan) was administered intravenously at a dose of 0.1 mmol/kg for detail investigation.…”

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The Contrecoup Injury in a Cat Case of Traffic Accident: MRI Findings.

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ABSTRACT. The clinical application of MRI of a cat case of traffic accident was examined. On admission, the animal was unconscious and remained so for 2 days. Radiographs disclosed a fracture in the parietal bone. From the temporary unconscious status and the fracture, cerebral damage was suspected and an MRI examination was performed. The contrecoup injury in the cat case of traffic accident which could not be diagnosed by radiography was diagnosed by MRI examination.-KEY WORDS: contrecoup injury, MRI, subdural hematoma.

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Use of a Newly-Developed 360^|^deg; Rotary Restraint Unit in Small Animals for Protection Against X-Ray Irradiation

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The Contrecoup Injury in a Cat Case of Traffic Accident: MRI Findings.

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