read the document that is in the images and explain the most important data 11:51 p. m. Mar 28 mar.188PART TWO Radiographic Positioning and Related AnatomyVentrodorsalPositioningPlace In: Dorsal recumbency. A trough may be needed-useclear plastic if possible, and place the device under thethoracic region, not the area being radiographed. Thisminimizes distortion and artifacts.Head: Gently pull forward. If required, carefully position asandbag over the head and neck, taking care not to restrictbreathing.MEASURE: Caudal aspect of the 13th rib at level of umbilicus (about L2-L3). The area of the liver is generally the widest part.If interested in another area measure that location.ACENTRAL RAY: Canine: Center on midline over caudal aspect of 13th rib at level of umbilicus (L3).Feline: Two to three fingerbreadths caudal to 13th rib.Gallbladderweb.whatsapp.comBORDERS: T9 vertebrae (diaphragm) cranially to the greater trochanter caudally to include the coxofemoral joints (pubicsymphysis).LiverPancreasRight kidney-Ascending colonCecumForelimbs: Extend forward with sandbags. If possible, posi-tion a sandbag just proximal to the elbows over the limbs.An alternative is either to tie each limb separately or toplace a sandbag over each limb at the carpus and pullcranially.DescendingduodenumHind Limbs: Keep in a natural position, and place a sandbagover each limb.lleum-Stomach-Transverse colon-Spleen-Left kidney-Descending colon-BladderFIGURE 18-4 A, Proper positioning for the ventrodorsal abdomen view. B, Ventral anatomy of the abdomen.@46 % 11:51 p. m. Mar 28 mar.250 de 633web.whatsapp.comVentrodorsal-cont'dComments and TipsPlace any ID or markers adjacent to the correspondingside of the abdomen.Ensure that the body is evenly positioned so that the twosides of the rib cage appear equidistant.• Ideally a straight line should be imagined connecting thepoint of the nose with the caudal midline.Ensure that the sternum and spine are superimposed;image receptor and central ray are perpendicular to both.CHAPTER 18Small Animal AbdomenExpose immediately at the end phase of expiration (thisensures that the diaphragm is positioned cranially and isnot compressing the abdominal contents).(KCIAB189TECHNICIAN NOTES If radiographs of both theabdomen and thorax are required, complete both lateralviews before imaging the ventrodorsal views. The position-ing is the same for the lateral views of the two areas; onlythe central ray and borders change.AFIGURE 18-5 A, Ventrodorsal radiograph of the abdomen of a canine. B, Ventrodorsal radiograph of the abdomenof a 17-year-old feline.46%

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