Canine Hip Dysplasia: Diagnostic Imaging
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- DOI: 10.1016/j.cvsm.2017.02.002
Canine Hip Dysplasia: Diagnostic Imaging
Abstract
Diagnostic imaging is the principal method used to screen for and diagnose hip dysplasia in the canine patient. Multiple techniques are available, each having advantages, disadvantages, and limitations. Hip-extended radiography is the most used method and is best used as a screening tool and for assessment for osteoarthritis. Distraction radiographic methods such as the PennHip method allow for improved detection of laxity and improved ability to predict future osteoarthritis development. More advanced techniques such as MRI, although expensive and not widely available, may improve patient screening and allow for improved assessment of cartilage health.
Keywords: Computed tomography; Distraction radiography; Hip osteoarthritis; Hip-extended radiographs; MRI; Norberg angle.
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