Vol, 51 No.2 A good feature oftheinterpretivesectionsis theinclusionofnormalradiographicimagesac companied by line drawings of the anatomy. The limitations of portableradiographicequipmentarediscussed. It is disconcerting thatsomeofthesedepicta disre gard for radiation safety. Only few books and articles have been published about diagnostic radiography in cattle. The goal of this article is to encourage veterinarians to use radiology and ultra-sonography for the evaluation of bovine orthopedic disorders. Diagnostic Imaging in Bovine Orthopedics Johann Kofler, Dr med veta,*, Urs. 1.The need for radiology in bovine practice, 2.Views and positioning in radiography of cattle, 3.Equipment for bovine radiography, 4.Radiological diagnosis of the foot, 5.Radiological diagnosis of the fetlock, 6.Radiological diagnosis of the metacarpus and metatarsus, 7.Radiological diagnosis of the carpus, 8.Radiological diagnosis of the tarsus, 9.Radiological diagnosis of the stifle (femoro-tibial joint) and patella, 10. Easily share your publications and get them in front of Issuu’s.
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