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lapis categories diagnostic imaging
Bladder: ultrasonographic examination
Computed tomography
Echocardiography
Magnetic resonance imaging
Myelography
Radiography: abdomen
Radiography: antebrachium
Radiography: basic principles of physics
Radiography: carpus and forefoot
Radiography: cassette and intensifying screen
Radiography: contrast media
Radiography: dental
Radiography: digital
Radiography: elbow
Radiography: femur
Radiography: film faults
Radiography: humerus
Radiography: image quality
Radiography: manual x-ray film development
Radiography: pelvis
Radiography: processing
Radiography: radiation safety
Radiography: scapula
Radiography: shoulder
Radiography: skull (basic)
Radiography: spine
Radiography: stifle
Radiography: tarsus and hindfoot
Radiography: thorax
Radiography: tibia / fibula
Radiography: x-ray film
Radiography: x-ray generation
Radiography: x-ray machine circuit
Radiology: abdomen
Radiology: appendicular skeleton - joints
Radiology: appendicular skeleton - long bones
Radiology: cardiac examination
Radiology: chest (excl heart and lungs)
Radiology: gastrointestinal tract
Radiology: liver
Radiology: lower urinary and genital tracts
Radiology: lungs
Radiology: skull and dentition
Radiology: spine
Radiology: thorax
Radiology: upper airways
Radiology: upper urinary tract
References: Diagnostic Imaging
Stomatoscopy
Stress, depression and the companion animal veterinarian
Thoracoscopy
Ultrasound: artefacts
Ultrasound: machine settings
Ultrasound: physics
Abdomen: anorexia 01 - lateral radiograph
Abdomen: anorexia 02 - lateral radiograph
Abdomen: borborygmus 01 - lateral radiograph
Abdomen: borborygmus 02 - DV radiograph
Abdomen: dysautonomia hare lateral radiograph
Abdomen: gastric distension - contrast radiograph
Abdomen: ileus 01 - lateral radiograph
Abdomen: ileus 02 - lateral radiograph
Abdomen: liver cysts 01 - CT
Abdomen: liver cysts 02 - CT
Abdomen: mass lateral radiograph
Abdomen: mass VD radiograph
Abdomen: mineral sediment - lateral radiograph
Abdomen: neutered female - lateral radiograph
Abdomen: normal - contrast radiograph
Abdomen: normal - VD radiograph
Abdomen: normal 01 - lateral radiograph
Abdomen: normal 02 - lateral radiograph
Abdomen: normal 03 - lateral radiograph
Abdomen: obese rabbit - lateral radiograph
Abdomen: poor body condition - lateral radiograph
Abdomen: reduced motility - contrast radiograph
Abdomen: renomegaly - lateral radiograph
Abdomen: severe tympanism - DV radiograph
Abdomen: stomach impaction 01 - DV radiograph
Abdomen: stomach impaction 02 - lateral radiograph
Antebrachium: normal crcd radiograph
Antebrachium: normal lateral radiograph
Bladder: calculus 01 - lateral radiograph
Bladder: calculus 02 - lateral radiograph
Bladder: calculus 03 - VD radiograph
Bladder: normal ultrasound
Bladder: sediment 01 - VD radiograph
Bladder: sediment 02 - lateral radiograph
Bladder: sediment 03 - lateral radiograph
Bladder: sediment 04 - lateral radiograph
Carpus and forefoot anatomy: DP radiograph
Carpus and forefoot anatomy: lateral radiograph
Carpus: normal dorsopalmar radiograph
Carpus: normal lateral (flexed) radiograph
Doppler ultrasound device
Ear: normal anatomy 03 - endoscopy
Ear: normal anatomy 04 - endoscopy
Ear: otitis externa - CT
Elbow: normal CrCd radiograph
Elbow: normal lateral radiograph
Elbow: subluxation- dorsoventral radiograph
Elbow: subluxation- lateral radiograph 01
Elbow: subluxation- lateral radiograph 02
Eye abscess 07: parabulbar - CT
Femur: femoral head luxation - VD radiograph
Femur: fracture 01 - VD radiograph
Femur: fracture 04 - lateral radiograph
Femur: fracture 05 - VD radiograph
Femur: fracture 06 - lateral radiograph
Femur: fracture 07 - poor positioning radiograph
Femur: fracture comminuted 03 - VD radiograph
Femur: normal anatomy 01 - CrCd radiograph
Femur: normal anatomy 02 - lateral radiograph
Femur: normal crcd radiograph
Femur: normal mediolateral radiograph
Film faults: chemical splashes
Film faults: chemical staining
Film faults: crimp marks
Film faults: fixer splashes
Film faults: image unsharpness - checking screen
Film faults: image unsharpness - movement blur
Film faults: image unsharpness - poor screen contact
Film faults: light fogging
Film faults: low developer level in tank
Film faults: mis-centered exposure
Film faults: over-development
Film faults: over-exposure
Film faults: poor washing
Film faults: scratched emulsion
Film faults: solarization
Film faults: static electricity
Film faults: underdevelopment
Film faults: under-exposure
Film faults: water splashes
Forelimb: radiographic positioning - CdCr view
Forelimb: radiographic positioning - DP view
Forelimb: radiographic positioning - lateral view
Gastric dilation
Gastrointestinal bloat: DV radiograph
Humerus: bone metastasis - DV radiograph
Humerus: normal - CrCd radiograph
Kidney: normal - ultrasonography
Liver: normal ultrasound
Lung abscess: lateral radiograph
Lung: mass ultrasound
Lung: pneumonia DV radiograph
Lung: pulmonary metastasis 03 - lateral radiograph
Metatarsus: fracture - DP radiograph
MRI: abscess dorsal from molar root tooth
Nasolacrimal duct: anatomy contrast radiograph
Nasopharynx: foreign body lateral radiograph
Normal sinus rhythm: ECG
Ovary: normal ultrasound
Ear: examination - video otoscopy
Ear: normal - CT
Ear: otitis 01 - CT
Ear: otitis 02 - CT
Urolithiasis: CT
Computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging
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