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When abdominal effusion is suspected what adjustment must be made for a small animal abdominal radiograph?
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∙ 11y ago
The contrast needs to be lowered. This allows for more "gray" to develop in the radiograph, which is what the effusion will show up as. With high contrast radiographs, abdominal fat, effusion fluid and the abdominal viscera tend to blend together.
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