1989
DOI: 10.1111/j.1439-0442.1989.tb00749.x
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Positive Contrast Arthrography of the Dog's Shoulder with Meglumine‐Sodium Diatrizoate1

Abstract: Summary Different volumes with varying concentrations of meglumine‐sodium diatrizoate1 were injected to study positive contrast shoulder arthrograms in six experimental dogs weighing 23–37 kg. The best delineation of the articular cartilage was obtained following injection of 1.5 ml of a 25 % solution (185 mg iodine/joint). To visualize the bicipital tendon sheet and the different pouches of the shoulder joint, 6 ml of a 25% solution (750 mg iodine/joint) should be used. If no definite lesions are previewed, 6… Show more

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“…Positive‐contrast arthrograms were performed by the first author (B.V.) using 3–4 ml of a solution of 100–120 mg I/kg iohexol † 27,28 . The following data were evaluated: presence of a cartilage flap, presence of thick articular cartilage over the defect, presence of joint mice in caudal joint pouch or bicipital tendon sheath, the presence of joint distension evaluated by an increased amount of fluid in the caudal joint pouch.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Positive‐contrast arthrograms were performed by the first author (B.V.) using 3–4 ml of a solution of 100–120 mg I/kg iohexol † 27,28 . The following data were evaluated: presence of a cartilage flap, presence of thick articular cartilage over the defect, presence of joint mice in caudal joint pouch or bicipital tendon sheath, the presence of joint distension evaluated by an increased amount of fluid in the caudal joint pouch.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%