用45°额平面的尾腹侧-颅背侧和颅腹侧-尾背侧斜位x线片评价彩龟骨盆带

Miranda R. Torkelson, Ashley Koetz
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摘要乌龟经常出现在野生动物康复中心的机动车碰撞外伤。由于骨骼的重叠,海龟骨盆带的损伤在标准x线片上评估是具有挑战性的。盆腔创伤可能对行动和生育造成长期影响。明尼苏达州野生动物康复中心对西绘龟(Chrysemys picta bellii)进行了45°斜位x线透视,改善了骨盆带骨的分化。使用背腹侧x线片,45%的尾侧甲壳骨折的西绘龟疑似骨盆损伤。在使用斜位片后,98%的尾骨骨折的西绘龟发现盆腔受累。这些x线影像提高了诊断能力,促进了医学和外科干预,并有助于监测愈合过程。
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Use of Caudoventral-Craniodorsal and Cranioventral-Caudodorsal Oblique Radiographic Views made at 45° to the Frontal Plane for the Evaluation of Pelvic Girdles in Painted Turtles (Chrysemys picta)
Abstract Turtles often present to wildlife rehabilitation centers for trauma secondary to motor vehicle collisions. Injuries to the pelvic girdles in turtles are challenging to assess on standard radiographic views due to the superimposition of bones. Pelvic trauma may have long-term consequences for ambulation and reproduction. The novel use of caudoventral-craniodorsal and cranioventral-caudodorsal 45° oblique radiographic views in western painted turtles (Chrysemys picta bellii) at the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center of Minnesota has improved differentiation of bones in the pelvic girdle. Using dorsoventral radiographs, 45% of western painted turtles with caudal carapace fractures had suspected injuries to the pelvis. After using oblique views, 98% of western painted turtles with caudal carapace fractures were found to have pelvic involvement. These radiographic views improve diagnostic ability, facilitate medical and surgical interventions, and aid in monitoring the healing process.
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