Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound

Papers
(The TQCC of Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-03-01 to 2024-03-01.)
ArticleCitations
A radiographic study of breed‐specific vertebral heart score and vertebral left atrial size in Chihuahuas27
Radiographic vertebral left atrial size: A reference interval study in healthy adult dogs26
Multimodality treatment including ONCEPT for canine oral melanoma: A retrospective analysis of 131 dogs24
Pilot study: Application of artificial intelligence for detecting left atrial enlargement on canine thoracic radiographs24
Artificial intelligence evaluating primary thoracic lesions has an overall lower error rate compared to veterinarians or veterinarians in conjunction with the artificial intelligence23
Vertebral heart size and vertebral left atrial size reference ranges in healthy Maltese dogs15
Classification of neoplastic and inflammatory brain disease using MRI texture analysis in 119 dogs14
Artificial intelligence in veterinary diagnostic imaging: A literature review14
Interobserver variability of radiographic methods for the evaluation of left atrial size in dogs13
Susceptibility weighted imaging at 1.5 Tesla magnetic resonance imaging in dogs: Comparison with T2*‐weighted gradient echo sequence and its clinical indications13
Evaluation of radiographic predictors of left heart enlargement in dogs with known or suspected cardiovascular disease12
Preoperative planar lymphoscintigraphy allows for sentinel lymph node detection in 51 dogs improving staging accuracy: Feasibility and pitfalls12
Deep transfer learning can be used for the detection of hip joints in pelvis radiographs and the classification of their hip dysplasia status12
Computed tomographic features of confirmed gallbladder pathology in 34 dogs12
Computed tomographic lymphangiography via intra‐metatarsal pad injection is feasible in dogs with chylothorax11
Four‐dimensional CT excretory urography is an accurate technique for diagnosis of canine ureteral ectopia10
18Fluorine‐fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography for assessment of deep digital flexor tendinopathy: An exploratory study in eight horses with comparison to CT and MRI10
Outcome of intensity‐modulated radiation therapy‐based stereotactic radiation therapy for treatment of canine nasal carcinomas10
Definitive‐intent intensity modulated radiotherapy for modified‐Adams’ stage 4 canine sinonasal cancer: A retrospective study of 29 cases (2011‐2017)10
Standing MRI lesions of the distal interphalangeal joint and podotrochlear apparatus occur with a high frequency in warmblood horses9
Comparison of the clinical, ultrasound, and CT findings in 13 dogs with gastric neoplasia9
Computed tomography in two recumbencies aides in the identification of pulmonary bullae in dogs with spontaneous pneumothorax8
Contrast enhanced computed tomography assessment of superficial inguinal lymph node metastasis in canine mammary gland tumors8
Computed tomographic appearance of sialoceles in 12 dogs8
Validation of a dedicated positron emission tomography scanner for imaging of the distal limb of standing horses8
Accuracy of artificial intelligence software for the detection of confirmed pleural effusion in thoracic radiographs in dogs8
Radiographic differentiation of mediastinal versus pulmonary masses in dogs and cats can be challenging8
Comparison of artificial intelligence to the veterinary radiologist's diagnosis of canine cardiogenic pulmonary edema8
Inner ear fluid‐attenuated inversion recovery MRI signal intensity in dogs with vestibular disease8
Sentinel lymph node detection differs when comparing lymphoscintigraphy to lymphography using water soluble iodinated contrast medium and digital radiography in dogs7
Ultrasonographic anatomy of the dorsal region of the carpus of the dog7
First, do no harm. Ethical and legal issues of artificial intelligence and machine learning in veterinary radiology and radiation oncology7
Canine intrahepatic portosystemic shunt insertion into the systemic circulation is commonly through primary hepatic veins as assessed with CT angiography7
Machine learning model development for quantitative analysis of CT heterogeneity in canine hepatic masses may predict histologic malignancy7
Volumetric tumor response assessment is inefficient without overt clinical benefit compared to conventional, manual veterinary response assessment in canine nasal tumors7
Clinical features and MRI characteristics of presumptive constrictive myelopathy in 27 pugs7
Serial abdominal radiographs do not significantly increase accuracy of diagnosis of gastrointestinal mechanical obstruction due to occult foreign bodies in dogs and cats7
Breed‐specific vertebral heart score, vertebral left atrial size, and radiographic left atrial dimension in Cavalier King Charles Spaniels: Reference interval study7
Comparison of error rates between four pretrained DenseNet convolutional neural network models and 13 board‐certified veterinary radiologists when evaluating 15 labels of canine thoracic radiographs6
Measurement of renal cortical thickness using ultrasound in normal dogs: a reference range study considering bodyweight and body condition score6
Computed tomography with Hounsfield unit assessment is useful in the diagnosis of liver lobe torsion in pet rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus)6
Radiographic characteristics of canine subungual keratoacanthoma6
Splenic extramedullary hematopoiesis in dogs is frequently detected on multiphase multidetector‐row CT as hypervascular nodules6
Evaluating artificial intelligence algorithms for use in veterinary radiology6
Definitive‐intent intensity‐modulated radiation therapy provides similar outcomes to those previously published for definitive‐intent three‐dimensional conformal radiation therapy in dogs with primary6
Can MRI differentiate between ring‐enhancing gliomas and intra‐axial abscesses?6
Pilot study evaluating the feasibility of stereotactic body radiation therapy for canine anal sac adenocarcinomas6
Clinical, CT, and ultrasonographic features of canine and feline pleural and peritoneal carcinomatosis and sarcomatosis6
CT more accurately detects foreign bodies within the equine foot than MRI or digital radiography5
Mensuration of the rabbit pituitary gland from computed tomography5
Furosemide administration onehour before bone scintigraphy examination in horses does not improve the image quality or reduce the radiation dose rate5
Canine idiopathic chylothorax: Anatomic characterization of the pre‐ and postoperative thoracic duct using computed tomography lymphography5
Multidetector CT and cone‐beam CT have substantial agreement in detecting dental and sinus abnormalities in equine cadaver heads5
Ultrasonography as a sensitive and specific diagnostic modality for the detection of ectopic ureters in urinary incontinent dogs5
CT characteristics and proposed scoring scheme are predictive of pathologic fracture in dogs with appendicular osteosarcoma treated with stereotactic body radiation therapy5
Comparison of 18F‐sodium fluoride positron emission tomography and CT: An exploratory study in 12 dogs with elbow pain5
The role of artificial intelligence in clinical imaging and workflows4
CT myelographic diagnosis of ligamentum flavum hypertrophy in a Warmblood Gelding with progressive ataxia4
Multiphase multidetector‐row CT reveals different patterns of hepatic portal venous gas and pneumobilia4
Dynamic MRI is reliable for evaluation of the lumbosacral spine in healthy dogs4
Dogs and cats with presumed or confirmed intracranial abscessation have low apparent diffusion coefficient values4
Non‐weight bearing ultrasonographic examination allows the diagnosis of longitudinal fiber disruption (split) in equine suspensory ligament branches not visible on weight bearing examination4
A 7‐min video training intervention improves worker short‐term radiation safety behavior during small animal diagnostic radiography4
Early radiation‐induced oral pain signaling responses are reduced with pentoxifylline treatment4
Follow‐up MRI appearance of the surgical site in dogs treated for thoracolumbar intervertebral disc herniation and showing ongoing or recurrent neurological symptoms4
The vertebral heart scale on CT is correlated to radiographs in dogs4
Osseous lesions in the distal extremities of dogs with strangulating hair mats4
An echocardiographic study of breed‐specific reference ranges in healthy French Bulldogs4
Sonographic findings of pinpoint hyperechoic foci in the small intestine, liver, and mesenteric lymph nodes are indicative of canine Heterobilharzia americana infection4
Association of neurologic signs with high‐field MRI findings in 100 dogs with osseous‐associated cervical spondylomyelopathy4
Variation in the MRI appearance of the canine pituitary gland4
Vertebral heart score to evaluate cardiac size in thoracic radiographs of 124 healthy rats (Rattus norvegicus)4
Anatomic and volumetric characterization of the cisterna chyli using CT lymphangiography and computer‐assisted design software in dogs with idiopathic chylothorax4
Dogs with biliary rupture based on ultrasound findings may have normal total serum bilirubin values4
Ex vivo comparison of ultrasonographic intestinal wall layering with histology in horses: A feasibilty study4
Spontaneous emphysematous splenitis: Radiographic and ultrasonographic findings in three Golden Retriever dogs4
ACVR and ECVDI consensus statement for the standardization of the abdominal ultrasound examination4
MRI features of canine hemangiosarcoma affecting the central nervous system4
Intelligent imaging: Applications of machine learning and deep learning in radiology4
Aorta, liver, and portal vein CT contrast enhancement during the portal venous phase are positively associated with abdominal fat percentage in dogs4
Leveraging MRI characterization of longitudinal tears of the deep digital flexor tendon in horses using machine learning3
Employing deep convolutional neural networks for segmenting the medial retropharyngeal lymph nodes in CT studies of dogs3
Shear wave elastography evaluation of cats with chronic kidney disease3
Occipital condyle defects assessed by radiography or CT can be a normal finding in foals3
Clinical utility of abdominal multidetector CT in 85 goats with suspected abdominal disease3
Ultrasonographic findings of gastrointestinal histoplasmosis in dogs3
Ultrasonographic evaluation of the coelomic cavity in Rhode Island Red hybrid hens (Gallus gallus domesticus)3
The urethra of healthy female dogs can be normally narrowed due to the urethral flexure in retrograde CT urethrography3
Comparison between T2‐weighted two‐dimensional and three‐dimensional fast spin‐echo MRI sequences for characterizing thoracolumbar intervertebral disc disease in small‐breed dogs3
Extrahepatic biliary obstruction can interfere with hepatic fibrosis prediction using two‐dimensional shear wave elastography in dogs3
Interpretation of cardiac chamber size on canine thoracic radiographs is limited and may result in the false identification of right‐sided cardiomegaly in the presence of severe left‐sided cardiomegal3
Veterinary radiologic error rate as determined by necropsy3
Artificial intelligence 101 for veterinary diagnostic imaging3
Ferumoxytol‐enhanced magnetic resonance angiography provides comparable vascular conspicuity to CT angiography in dogs with intrahepatic portosystemic shunts3
Optimization of ultrasonographic ureteral jet detection and normal ureteral jet morphology in dogs3
Lung lobe torsion in 15 dogs: Peripheral band sign on ultrasound3
Ultrasonographic Appearance of Gallbladder Neoplasia in 14 Dogs and 1 Cat3
Imaging features of disseminated xanthogranulomatous inflammation in eclectus parrots (Eclectus roratus)3
The equine diaphragm: A novel technique for repeatable ultrasound measurement3
Radiomics in veterinary medicine: Overview, methods, and applications3
CT angiography identifies collaterals in dogs with splenic vein obstruction and presumed regional splenic vein hypertension3
Incidence of superficial abdominal organ identification is similar using high‐frequency linear (transrectal) and low‐frequency curvilinear (abdominal) transducers in clinically healthy horses: A pilot3
CT is a feasible imaging technique for detecting lesions in horses with elbow lameness: A study of 139 elbows in 99 horses3
Intra‐ and interobserver assessments of intestinal wall thickness and segmentations from transverse sections of feline abdominal ultrasound images3
Changes of ultrasonographic pattern of the spleen examined with a high‐frequency linear transducer during growth in puppies3
Echocardiographic changes in the shape and size of the aortic cusps in dogs with confirmed systemic hypertension3
Computed tomographic evaluation of the distal limb in the standing sedated horse: Technique, imaging diagnoses, feasibility, and artifacts3
Comparison of skeletal scintigraphy and standing 18F‐NaF positron emission tomography for imaging of the fetlock in 33 Thoroughbred racehorses3
Applying the concept of major and minor findings: guidance for trainees and exam candidates3
Resistivity and pulsatility indexes in feline kidney disease: a systematic review3
Cholangiopancreatography in cats: a post‐mortem comparison of MRI with fluoroscopy, corrosion casting and histopathology3
Prevalence of incidental humeral intracondylar fissures in brachycephalic breed dogs in CT studies3
The heart to single vertebra ratio: A new objective method for radiographic assessment of cardiac silhouette size in dogs3
The intra‐ and intertester repeatability of radiographic elbow incongruity grading is high in chondrodystrophic dog breeds3
Workers should take steps to mitigate surface lead exposure when using lead‐containing personal protective equipment3
Radiographic features of suspected suture‐associated cystic calculi in dogs3
ACVR and ECVDI consensus statement: Reporting elements for toxicity criteria of the veterinary radiation therapy oncology group v2.02
Most students have experience making radiographs prior to veterinary school but have limited radiation safety training2
Contrast‐enhanced voiding urosonography: A new, radiation‐free, alternative method for imaging of urinary bladder and urethra in healthy dogs2
Standardized uptake values and attenuation correction in 18F‐sodium fluoride PET of the equine foot and fetlock2
The use of fluorine‐18‐fluorodeoxyglucose‐positron emission tomography/computed tomography as an effective method for staging in dogs with primary appendicular osteosarcoma2
Verminous myelopathy secondary to aberrant Dirofilaria immitis migrans was detected in the cervical subarachnoid space of four dogs using MRI and CT2
CT measures of osseous cervicothoracic intervertebral foramina are repeatable and associated with CT measures of adjacent articular processes in horses2
MRI T2/STIR epaxial muscle hyperintensity in some dogs with intervertebral disc extrusion corresponds to histologic patterns of muscle degeneration and inflammation2
Comparison of high‐field MRI and multidetector CT for grading Chiari‐like malformation and syringomyelia in Cavalier King Charles Spaniels2
MRI utricle diameter asymmetry is significantly greater in dogs with idiopathic vestibular syndrome compared with unaffected dogs2
Vertebral vascular canal dysplasia in French and English Bulldogs: Clinical, CT, and MRI characteristics and prevalence2
A comparative study of sono‐urethrography using saline, agitated saline, and an ultrasound contrast agent in normal beagles2
Ultrasonographic and CT diagnosis of a complete splenic duplication with right splenic torsion and presumed regional splenic vein hypertension in a dog2
Minimal atelectasis and poorly aerated lung on thoracic CT images of normal dogs acquired under sedation2
The prevalence of sacroiliac joint CT and MRI findings is high in large breed dogs2
CT measures of adrenal gland length and caudal pole diameter are reproducible in large breed dogs: A pilot study2
Use of an extended CT scale reconstruction to diagnose metal implant failure in a canine elbow2
CT and cross‐sectional anatomy of the paranasal sinuses in the Holstein cow2
Recommendations for standardized plane definition in canine cardiac MRI2
Comparative study of the collapsed cone convolution and Monte Carlo algorithms for radiation therapy planning of canine sinonasal tumors reveals significant dosimetric differences2
The deep radiomic analytics pipeline2
Machine learning predicts histologic type and grade of canine gliomas based on MRI texture analysis2
A simplified CT‐volumetry method for the canine liver2
Stifle joint osteoarthritis in small‐breed and medium‐breed dogs is more severe after cranial cruciate ligament injury than medial patellar luxation2
Anal sacculiths may be an incidental finding in dogs2
The impact of different bone tracers and acquisition times on image quality of equine bone scintigraphy2
Early partial portal venous contrast enhancement in canine CT‐Angiography2
Cervical disc width index is a reliable parameter and consistent in young growing Dutch Warmblood horses2
CT features of malignant and benign oral tumors in 28 dogs2
MRI diagnosis of spontaneous intraventricular tension‐pneumocephalus in a 10‐month‐old male Saarloos Wolfdog2
Computed tomography may be helpful in discriminating grass awn foreign body rhinitis from non‐foreign body rhinitis in dogs2
CT features of subcutaneous, intermuscular, and intramuscular mast cell tumors in dogs2
CT findings of nasal cryptococcosis in cats and dogs: A case series2
A threshold volume of 10 ml is suggested for detecting articular cartilage defects in equine carpal joints using CT arthrography: Ex vivo pilot study2
An observational thoracic radiographic study of aortic remodeling in dogs with confirmed systemic hypertension2
Clinical and CT sialography findings in 22 dogs with surgically confirmed sialoceles2
Intrahepatic venous collaterals in dogs with congenital intrahepatic portosystemic shunts are associated with focal shunt or hepatic vein narrowing2
Pre‐contrast CT attenuation of the thyroid gland is lower in brachycephalic dogs versus non‐brachycephalic dogs2
MRI ischemic and hemorrhagic lesions in arterial and venous territories characterize central nervous system intravascular lymphoma in dogs2
Estimation of planning organ at risk volumes for ocular structures in dogs undergoing three‐dimensional image‐guided periocular radiotherapy with rigid bite block immobilization2
Abdominal ultrasound image quality is comparable among veterinary sonographers with varying levels of expertise for healthy canine and feline patients2
Radiographic anatomy of the equine distal tibia2
Intravenous dexmedetomidine, morphine, or a combination can result in gallbladder wall thickening; with no significant association with plasma histamine concentrations2
Phase I evaluation of CycloSam® (Sm‐153‐DOTMP) bone seeking radiopharmaceutical in dogs with spontaneous appendicular osteosarcoma2
Reduced field‐of‐view diffusion‐weighted MRI can identify restricted diffusion in the spinal cord of dogs and cats with presumptive clinical and high‐field MRI diagnosis of acute ischemic myelopathy2
Ex vivoultrasonographic and histological morphometry of small intestinal wall layers in horses2
Use of MRI increases interobserver agreement on gross tumor volume for imaging‐diagnosed canine intracranial meningioma2
CT can identify characteristic features of hypaxial muscle abscesses in dogs due to presumed migrating vegetal foreign material as well as additional changes along the migratory tract in other anatomi2
Canine calvarial subperiosteal hematomas are fluid to soft tissue attenuating mass‐like lesions with smoothly marginated peripheral mineralization on CT2
MRI characteristics of canine prostatic neoplasia2
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