Lecture 5

Question 2

1. what view is 1?
2. 2?

Answer 2

1. lateral
2. dorsoventral

Question 3

3- what view?

• how do you take it?

4- what view?

Answer 3

3- maxillary oblique

• Take the x-ray beam from a true horizontal position, angle it 30% dorsal, and then angle it down through the maxillary of interest

4- mandibular oblique

Question 4

1?

2?

Answer 4

1- interdental space (diastema)

2- wolf tooth

Question 5

1?

2?

Answer 5

1. Canine tooth
2. Ovoid region in the bone
   • Normal, not pathological
   • Looking at end-on view of how the mandible wraps around, how the right and left halves join each other.
   • We’re looking across that joining area, in this view.

Question 6

3?

what do you see in this area at 4?

Answer 6

3- Halter!

4- no points seen, has been floated recently

Question 7

which horse is older?

Answer 7

bottom right

• can see that the reserve crowns are shorter

Question 8

1?

2?

Answer 8

1. Dorsal border of soft palate
2. Ventral border of soft palate

Question 9

3?

4?

Answer 9

3- Knot of halter
4- Epiglottis

Question 10

5?

6?

Answer 10

5- hard palate

6- ethmoid turbinates

Question 11

7?

8?

Answer 11

7- Maxillary sinus

8- Frontal sinus

Question 12

1. ?
2. ?
3. ?

Answer 12

1. Medial border of mandible
2. Mandibular teeth are medial
3. Maxillary teeth are lateral

Question 13

4?

5?

Answer 13

4- Vomer bone

5- masseter muscle

Question 14

1. Deciduous or adult teeth?
2. Deciduous or adult teeth?

Answer 14

1. Deciduous
2. Permanent

Question 15

3?

4?

5?

Answer 15

3- Maxillary sinus

4- P2 (NOT P1)

5- M1

Question 16

1?

2?

3?

Answer 16

1. Frontal sinus
2. Conchal sinus
3. Maxillary sinuses

Question 17

1?

Answer 17

Infraorbital canal

Question 18

What do you see here?

Answer 18

• soft-tissue/fluid opacity (most likely fluid)
  
  • Follow the mitchell marker’s beads and draw a line
  • any lines that are parallel to the beads will be fluid falling because of gravity

Question 19

what is seen here?

Answer 19

fluid at both lines

Question 20

what is seen here

Answer 20

• molar 1 is disease
  
  • Decreased in opacity
  • The shape of the root is blunted, rounded, compared to the others
  • Opacity is half of what the others are
  • High probability that the tooth abnormality is associated with the sinus abnormality

Question 21

1. what is the black arrow?
2. why is it important?

Answer 21

1. catilage separation of the basisphenoid and basilar portion of the occipital bone
2. This area is the weak link, trauma is transferred through skull and to this area

Question 22

1?

2?

3?

Answer 22

1. Cranial border of mandible
2. Ramus of mandible
3. Stylohyoid bone

Question 23

5?

6?

7?

Answer 23

5- petrous part of temporal bone
6- External acoustic meatus
7- Temporomandibular joints

Question 24

8?

9?

Answer 24

8- C1
9- C2

Question 25

1?

2?

Answer 25

1. Dorsal border of soft palate
2. Dorsal border of nasopharynx

Question 26

3?

4?

Answer 26

3- Epiglottis
4- Arytenoid cartilage

Question 27

1?

Answer 27

temporomandibular joint

Question 28

L?

M?

S?

Answer 28

L- lateral compartment

M- medial compartment of guttural pouch

S- stylohyoid bone

Question 29

2?

Answer 29

petrous part of temporal bone

Question 30

1. ?
2. ?

Answer 30

1. Dorsal border of soft palate
2. Epiglottis

Question 31

1. Yellow lines?
2. white lines?

Answer 31

1. There is a foley catheter (circle), can see air of the foley catheter
2. White- soft tissue/ fluid - air interfance (most likely fluid)