Atlas der Röntgenanatomie der Katze / Atlas of Radiographic Anatomy of the Cat
By Leo Brunnberg, Roberto Köstlin, Ulrike Matis, Elisabeth Mayrhofer, Helmut Waibl, Helmut Wilkens
Atlas of Radiographic Anatomy of the CatPDF. The “Atlas of Radiographic Anatomy of the Cat ” is the second volume of a new edition of the well-known “Atlas of Radiographic Anatomy of the Dog and Cat”, 5th edition, by H. Schebitz and H. Wilkens, written in 1989. 50 sampled x-ray images of healthy cats have been categorized topographically into six chapters (head, vertebral column, thoracic limb, pelvic limb, thorax and abdomen). Colored illustrations and differentiated legends improve the survey and the identification of searched structures. Corresponding positioning sketches and helpful remarks are attached to each x-ray image on the same page. Further short remarks on positioning, x-ray image exposure and contrast procedures complete this atlas. Colored sketches demonstrate the skeletal development in the first one and a half years. The team of authors has radically updated the approved standard work. Samples of x-ray images, sketches and graphics are intended to improve the interpretation of your own x-ray images. Only a knowledge of radiographic anatomy provides the basis for the diagnosis of pathological alterations.
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Table of Contents
Preface to the 1st new edition
Introduction
General remarks on positioning
Comments on the exposure of x-ray images
1- Head
2- Vertebral column
3- Thoracic limb
4- Pelvic limb
5- Thorax
6- Abdomen
Esophageal, Gastric and Intestinal contrast study
General remarks on excretory urography (Pyelocystography)
