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From: Assessment of medial coronoid disease in 180 canine lame elbow joints: a sensitivity and specificity comparison of radiographic, computed tomographic and arthroscopic findings

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Radiographic, computed tomographic and arthroscopic findings of the canine elbow joint of a 20 month old Labrador retriever. Radiographic (latero-medial extended (a), latero-medial flexed (b), and cranio caudal (c) projections), computed tomographic (d-e) and arthroscopic (f) images of the left elbow joint from a male, 20 month old Labrador retriever. Radiographic images show subtrochlear sclerosis (white arrow) and the medial coronoid process is unclearly delineated with a heterogeneous density (arrowhead). The transverse CT images in bone algorithm at the level the medial coronoid process (d-e) demonstrate a hiperattenuated medial coronoid process with a fissure line and a non-displaced fragment (white arrow). On the arthroscopic image (f) of the same elbow joint, a fissure line of the articular cartilage of the medial coronoid process is visible (white arrow)

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