Officer Cynical goes out on a limb and says he thinks that one’s ribs on a given side should be approximately parallel to one another, and not cross or whatever the hell is going on on the right side there.
Hard to see… What is that funky foreign body superimposed with the lt axillary ribs? Looks like a little toy. No free air,a paucity of bowel gas, no hernia. Not sure, used to looking at them at least 14 x 17 inches in size.
Monday, October 29th 2012 at 8:34 pm |
Officer Cynical goes out on a limb and says he thinks that one’s ribs on a given side should be approximately parallel to one another, and not cross or whatever the hell is going on on the right side there.
Monday, October 29th 2012 at 8:58 pm |
“Okay, so don’t breathe.”
Tuesday, October 30th 2012 at 7:16 am |
Vet trying a guess – diaphragmatic hernia? Guts shouldn’t be that close to the heart…
Tuesday, October 30th 2012 at 9:39 am |
Air under left diaphragm. Also, remarkably good inspiration effort I think (I am getting distracted by reflections on glass).
Tuesday, October 30th 2012 at 12:05 pm |
Hard to see… What is that funky foreign body superimposed with the lt axillary ribs? Looks like a little toy. No free air,a paucity of bowel gas, no hernia. Not sure, used to looking at them at least 14 x 17 inches in size.
Tuesday, October 30th 2012 at 12:44 pm |
Air under the right diaphragm. Perforated viscus until proven otherwise.
Wednesday, October 31st 2012 at 12:18 pm |
Free air under the right hemi-diaphragm. Perforated colon with any abdominal pain! Congrats to those that got it right.