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ANATOMI RADIOGRAFI
Minggu I
Apa itu Anatomi Radiografi
Lateral view
Lateral position
Dorso Palmar view
Cranial
Radiographic image of a rabbits abdomen, lateral projection, 6 hours after the administration of a
barium sulfate suspension. After 5 hours, the cecum and colon are the principal structures visible and
excretion of contrast agent via the rectum has started
Urogenital tract
1: femur
2: patella
3: tibia
4: fibula (conjoined distally with the tibia)
5: calcaneus
6: tarsal bones
7: metatarsals
811: 2nd to 5th toes (the proximal phalanges
of the
3rd and 4th toes are broken)
Cervical and soft tissue
1: epiglottis
2: thyroid cartilage
3: cricoid cartilage
4: arytenoid cartilage
5: trachea
6: basihyoid
Radiographic images of a rabbits thorax, lateral projection
1: trachea
2: heart
3: caudal vena cava
4: liver
5: stomach
Radiographic image of a ferrets thorax, lateral projection with patient
in (A) right lateral recumbency and (B) dorsoventral projections.
1: right atrium
2: left atrium
3: right ventricle
4: left ventricle
5: pulmonary trunk
6: thoracic aorta
7: caudal vena cava
8: lung with blood vessels
9: trachea
Radiographic images of a rabbits
thorax, lateral projections with
patient in (A) right lateral
recumbency and (B) left lateral
recumbency; (C) dorsoventral,
and (D) ventrodorsal projections
1: right atrium
2: left atrium
3: right ventricle
4: left ventricle
5: pulmonary trunk
6: thoracic aorta
7: caudal vena cava
8: lung with
Abdomen
1: right kidney
2: left kidney
3: stomach
4: cecum and intestines
5: rectum
6: liver
7: uterus
Radiographic images of a ferrets abdomen, lateral projection. The different
sections of the ferrets gastrointestinal tract are difficult to delineate
radiographically
1: stomach
2: loop of intestines
3: rectum
4: liver
5: right kidney
6: left kidney
7: urinary bladder
8: sublumbar fat
Radiographic images of a rabbits abdomen, lateral projection. The stomach (1) and
cecum (2) in the rabbit are usually well defined radiographically due to their
nonhomogeneous ingesta intermingled with small gas bubbles.
1: stomach
2: cecum
3: loop of intestine
4: liver
5: right kidney
6: left kidney
7: urinary bladder
Radiographic images of a chinchillas abdomen, lateral projection. The
voluminous cecum in Caviomorpha is not usually distinguishable from the
adjacent intestinal tract. The stomach is partially superimposed
by loops of intestines on the right and cannot be differentiated with any certainty
1: stomach
2: intestines
3: liver
Radiographic images of a ferrets abdomen, ventrodorsal projection. The stomach
(1) always lies to the left of center in the intrathoracic part of the abdomen. It can
usually be identified by the gas bubble in its fundus.
1: stomach
2: intestines
3: liver
4: spleen
5: urinary bladder
1: stomach
2: small intestines
3: cecum
4: liver
5: ovarian cysts
6: urinary bladder
1: spleen
2: liver
3: right kidney
4: left kidney
5: urinary bladder
6: stomach
7: rectum
8: sublumbar fat pad
Radiographic images of a rats abdomen, lateral projection. The kidneys (1) can only
be differentiated in obese rats with sublumbar fat pads (6).
1: kidneys
2: liver
3: stomach
4: cecum
5: urinary bladder
6: sublumbar fat pad
Radiographic image of a guinea pigs abdomen, lateral projection. Fetuses can be observed
radiographically in the last third of pregnancy in Caviomorpha due to their long gestation
period and associated mineralization of the fetal skeleton.
Radiographic image of a rabbits abdomen, lateral projection. Due to their short gestation
period, the fetuses in the rabbit are only observed radiographically at the end of pregnancy
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