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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

Fig. 2

Radiographic, computed tomographic and arthroscopic findings of the canine elbow joint of a 5.5 month old Bernese mountain dog. 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, 5.5 month old Bernese mountain dog. Radiographic images show subtrochlear sclerosis (white arrow) and the medial coronoid process is unclearly delineated (arrowhead). The transverse CT images in bone algorithm at the level the medial coronoid process (d-e) demonstrate the heterogeneous aspect of the medial coronoid process with a slightly-displaced fragment (white arrow). On the arthroscopic image (f) of the same elbow joint, a fragment of the medial coronoid process is visible (white arrow)

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