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June Image of the Month
You be the Pathologist! What is abnormal in this native mitral valve leaflet? Answer A bone has formed in this native mitral valve...
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You be the Pathologist!
Where was this bone seen?
Answer
In the heart!
It is called os cordis. Indeed, some animals (mostly ruminants) can have bones inside their heart, located in the vicinity of trigones (os cordis sinistrum and os cordis dextrum), and forming part of the cardiac ‘skeleton.’
This radiographic image of an ovine heart was acquired using Veranex’s Faxitron MX-20 Radiography System.
Non-destructive x-ray analysis of medical devices and tissue explants is often essential and requires high precision cabinet x-ray systems. Veranex’s Faxitron provides images in seconds and exports in most digital formats. It provides invaluable nondestructive information about calcification of biologic material and integrity of metallic devices.
Faxitron imaging is one example from the comprehensive suite of Pathology Services offered by Veranex Preclinical Services’ in-house team of Veterinary Pathologists.
Contact us to learn more and discuss your preclinical research and pathology needs.
May Image of the Month
YOU BE THE CARDIAC IMAGING SPECIALIST! What abnormality is demonstrated in this color flow Doppler echocardiogram?
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Preclinical Insights #38 – What Sets Us Apart: Our In-House Pathology Department
Veranex is proud to share the latest issue of our Preclinical Insights publication. In this issue we talk with Dr. Laurence Fiette, Head of...