A step-by-step equine radiography guide for producing accurate, consistent, high-quality horse X-rays.
A Practical Guide to Equine Radiography is designed to accompany the clinical veterinarian in both hospital settings and field practice. This 228-page manual provides an informative step-by-step guide to obtaining high-quality radiographs, with a focus on image quality, accuracy, consistency, and safety.
The book begins with general principles and equipment before working through the anatomy of the horse by body region. Separate chapters provide a detailed view of equine skeletal structure, making this a practical reference for professionals involved with horse health and disease.
- Step-by-step radiographic guidance for equine practitioners, veterinary students, and para-professionals
- Covers clinical indications for radiographic areas of interest in the horse
- Includes equipment, preparation, and setup guides supported by photographs
- Explains projections for radiographic areas of interest, aided by photographs
- Features labelled X-rays and three-dimensional images showing normal anatomy and skeletal structures
- Covers every area of the horse from common areas to difficult regions including the spine, thorax, and abdomen
Written by Gabriel Manso Diaz, Javier Lopez San Roman, and Renate Weller, A Practical Guide to Equine Radiography is an essential tool for clinical veterinarians and equine health professionals who need clear, practical support for taking and interpreting normal radiographs.
Gabriel Manso Díaz teaches veterinary medicine. Javier López-Sanromán is a professor of equine surgery. Renate Weller does clinical work and research for the Royal Veterinary College.