Imaging Lab
Imaging Lab
by CUVETSMO Labs

Canine Hindlimb — VD

DX · digital X-ray
Canine Hindlimb VD radiograph — atlas reference
DX · Canine · Hindlimb · VD✓ cuvet-internal reference
ติวการอ่านภาพต่อกับ Athene

ตรวจหัวข้อจากคลังสาธารณะนี้ก่อนเปิดห้องติว ช่วยฝึกอธิบายสิ่งที่เห็นและแยกสิ่งที่ยังยืนยันไม่ได้

canine limb-hind VD

Canine ventrodorsal pelvis + bilateral stifles from the CUVET teaching set. Extends a standard Norberg-positioning VD caudally to capture both femorotibial joints — femoral condyles, tibial plateaus, and fabellae visible on both sides. Useful for stifle symmetry screening and as a one-image hindlimb reference.

  • Femoral heads + acetabula (paired)
  • Femoral diaphysis (paired)
  • Femoral condyles (medial + lateral · paired)
  • Tibial plateau (paired)
  • Fabellae (medial + lateral sesamoids)
  • Stifle joint space (paired)

ลิงก์ส่งเฉพาะรหัสภาพสาธารณะ ไม่ส่งไฟล์ DICOM หรือบันทึกส่วนตัว คุณเลือกแนบภาพและกดส่งคำถามใน Athene เอง

เปิดร่างห้องติวใน Athene ↗

01 / What's visible

Canine ventrodorsal pelvis + bilateral stifles from the CUVET teaching set. Extends a standard Norberg-positioning VD caudally to capture both femorotibial joints — femoral condyles, tibial plateaus, and fabellae visible on both sides. Useful for stifle symmetry screening and as a one-image hindlimb reference.

02 / Landmarks

  • Femoral heads + acetabula (paired)
  • Femoral diaphysis (paired)
  • Femoral condyles (medial + lateral · paired)
  • Tibial plateau (paired)
  • Fabellae (medial + lateral sesamoids)
  • Stifle joint space (paired)

03 / Source & license

License
Educational use, CUVET-internal
Credibility
cuvet-internal
Attribution
Courtesy of Small Animal Hospital of Chulalongkorn University · DI Unit · anonymized for veterinary education with permission

04 / Next — apply to a case

Open in DICOM viewer — Canine pelvis + bilateral stifle VD (CUVET)paired case
Same anonymized radiograph wrapped as DICOM — practice Norberg / VHS / Length measurements live on this image.
Clinical case library — Hindlimbread abnormal next
Now that you have a baseline for normal hindlimb, open a case from the library to spot what's different.