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Front Limb Radiographs

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Megan Brashear, CVT, VTS (ECC), demonstrates proper positioning and anatomical landmarks for front limb radiographs on a dog. Restraint aids are briefly discussed.

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Megan Brashear

CVT VTS(ECC)

Enrolled: 07/2011

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Catherine Smith's picture

We do not like to use the white tape or the gauze as it has a tendency to show up on the radiograph. I teach in a vet tech program and do not advocate taking both limbs in the same radiograph.

Dawn Elza's picture

Catherine, What is the reason for not having both limbs in the same radiograph for comparison?

Livia Wieringa's picture

As a DVM I almost ALWAYS find it beneficial for a comparative (opposite limb) radiograph.