Textbook of Veterinary Diagnostic Radiology

Part 1 Principles of interpretation: introduction to radiographic interpretation; aggressive vs. nonaggressive bone lesions. Part 2 Axial skeleton - companion animals: the cranial vault and associated structures; the nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses; the vertebrae; intervertebral disc disease. Part 3 Axial skeleton - equidae: the equine skull; equine nasal passages and sinuses; the equine vertebral column. Part 4 Appendicular skeleton - companion animals: diseases of the immature skeleton; fracture healing and complications; bone tumors vs. bone infections; radiographic signs of joint disease. Part 5 Appendicular skeleton - equine: the stifle and tarsus; the carpus; the metacarpus and metatarsus; the metacarpo (metatarso) phalangeal articulation. Part 6 Neck and thorax - cpmpanion animals: the larynx, pharynx, and trachea; the esophagus; the thoracic wall; the diaphragm; the mediastinum; the pleural space; the heart and great vessels; the pulmonary vasculature; the canine lung. Part 7 Neck and thorax - equidae: the larynx, pharynx and trachea; the pleural space; the lung. Part 8 Abdomen - companion animals: abdominal masses; the peritoneal space; the liver and spleen; abdominal lymph nodes; the adrenal glands; the kidneys and ureters; the urinary bladder; the urethra; the prostate; the uterus; the ovaries and testes; the stomach; the small bowel; the large bowel. Part 9 Radiographic anatomy: radiographic anatomy of the dog and horse.