Today's Daily Dose: Contrast radiography
A look at how ulcerations appear on contrast studies.
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“Ulcerations are seen as out-pouching of contrast on positive-contrast studies, because the contrast accumulates in the crater of the ulcer, if the ulcer is tangential to the X-ray beam. When the X-ray beam strikes the ulceration perpendicularly, the lesion is seen 'en face' and appears as a focal pool of contrast medium surrounded by a lucent line representing a rim of wall thickening.”
-Johnny D. Hoskins, DVM, PhD, DACVIM
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