Canine Pelvis — VD
DX · digital X-ray
DX · Canine · Pelvis · VD✓ cuvet-internal reference
ติวการอ่านภาพต่อกับ Athene
ตรวจหัวข้อจากคลังสาธารณะนี้ก่อนเปิดห้องติว ช่วยฝึกอธิบายสิ่งที่เห็นและแยกสิ่งที่ยังยืนยันไม่ได้
canine pelvis VD
Canine extended-leg ventrodorsal pelvis from the CUVET teaching set. Symmetric femoral-head placement in acetabula — Norberg-angle baseline view. Right-side anatomy marker (R) visible.
- Femoral head + neck
- Acetabular rim (cranial + caudal)
- Obturator foramen
- Sacroiliac joints
- R anatomy marker (mid-left)
ลิงก์ส่งเฉพาะรหัสภาพสาธารณะ ไม่ส่งไฟล์ DICOM หรือบันทึกส่วนตัว คุณเลือกแนบภาพและกดส่งคำถามใน Athene เอง
เปิดร่างห้องติวใน Athene ↗01 / What's visible
Canine extended-leg ventrodorsal pelvis from the CUVET teaching set. Symmetric femoral-head placement in acetabula — Norberg-angle baseline view. Right-side anatomy marker (R) visible.
02 / Landmarks
- Femoral head + neck
- Acetabular rim (cranial + caudal)
- Obturator foramen
- Sacroiliac joints
- R anatomy marker (mid-left)
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 extended-leg pelvis VD · Norberg practice (CUVET)paired case
Same anonymized radiograph wrapped as DICOM — practice Norberg / VHS / Length measurements live on this image.
Clinical case library — Pelvisread abnormal next
Now that you have a baseline for normal pelvis, open a case from the library to spot what's different.
05 / Other pelvis views
DX · VD
✓ Community
Canine Pelvis
Canine pelvic radiograph in extended-leg ventrodorsal projection — the standard view for hip joint evaluation. Symmetric placement of femoral heads in acetabula is the baseline for Norberg-angle measurement.
DX · lateral
✓ CUVET
Canine Pelvis
Canine lateral pelvis / pelvic limb from the CUVET teaching set (study labeled 'Hip-joint'). Hip joint, femur, stifle, and proximal tibia are visible in one lateral projection — the first lateral pelvis in the atlas to pair with the VD pelvis views, and the first lateral look at the stifle. Anonymized via the CUVET 4-pass scrubber pipeline.