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Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association, Vol 36, Issue 6, 531-536
Copyright © 2000 by American Animal Hospital Association

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Case examples demonstrating the clinical utility of obtaining both right and left lateral abdominal radiographs in small animals

LJ Armbrust, DS Biller, and JJ Hoskinson

Seven case examples are presented which illustrate the utility of using both right to left and left to right laterolateral abdominal radiographs (left lateral and right lateral recumbent radiographs, respectively) when evaluating gastrointestinal disease. These cases demonstrate the benefits of obtaining both lateral abdominal radiographs in disease of the stomach, small intestine, and large intestine. A review of the literature concerning this technique is provided.


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