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Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association, Vol 36, Issue 6, 537-541
Copyright © 2000 by American Animal Hospital Association

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Compression radiography: an old technique revisited

LJ Armbrust, DS Biller, and JJ Hoskinson

Five case examples are provided to illustrate the use of compression radiography in the dog and cat. Abdominal compression radiography provides for evaluation of the size, shape, location, and opacity of a specific area without the degree of superimposition encountered with survey radiographs. The following cases illustrate compression techniques of the intestinal tract, uterus, kidney, bladder, and spleen. A review of the technique as well as a discussion of the advantages and limitations are presented.




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