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Ian Kanda, Thomas Boyer
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两只受伤的野生莫哈韦沙漠陆龟(Gopherus agassizii)出现后腿跛行。其中一只被污染和感染的咬伤暴露了髋关节。由于软组织、龟壳骨骼、骨盆和股骨的叠加,每只陆龟的背腹、侧位和颅尾X光片上受影响的髋股关节细节较少。用环氧树脂粘贴在龟壳上的无线电跟踪装置也使传统的放射影像诊断变得复杂。根据在鸟类中描述的视图,颅背-尾腹 45° 斜面图像提供了髋股关节的优越视图。该图像可用于股骨头切除术,并验证手术是否成功。
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Use of Craniodorsal-Caudoventral 45° Oblique Radiographs for Diagnosis and Treatment of Coxofemoral Luxation in Two Mohave Desert Tortoises, Gopherus agassizii
Two injured wild Mohave desert tortoises (Gopherus agassizii) presented with hind leg lameness. A contaminated and infected bite wound exposed the coxofemoral joint in one individual. Dorsoventral, lateral, and craniocaudal radiographs produced less detail of the affected coxofemoral joint in each tortoise due to superimposition of soft tissue, the bones of the shell, pelvis and femur. Radio tracking devices that had been epoxied to the shell also complicated diagnosis with traditional radiographic views. Based on a view described in birds, a craniodorsal-caudoventral 45° oblique image offered a superior view of the coxofemoral joint. This image was used to prescribe a femoral head ostectomy and verify successful completion following surgery.
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