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Thoracic Radiographs
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Proper positioning is key to obtaining diagnostic radiographs. In this video, Megan Brashear, CVT, VTS (ECC), reviews proper thoracic radiograph positioning and safety.Sidebar Bookmark Button
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What a nice, patient dog!!
Thanks for posting, I didn't know about the "2 fingers caudal from the scapula" trick - that is very helpful!
Congratulations on a great site. This is just what I need for a alternative training mode. Mahalo fro making this available to Makai Animal Clinic, Kailua, Oahu Hi. 96734
Thanks for posting. I love the "2 fingers caudal trick also. I wish all dogs are that compliant! :)
Megan takes some great films! Makes Doctors very happy. That dog has been an ideal patient throughout this entire series! Kudos.
Why does Megan say collimnate instead of collimate?