T. Miyabayashi et al., RADIOGRAPHIC ANATOMY OF THE MEDIAL CORONOID PROCESS OF DOGS, The Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association, 31(2), 1995, pp. 125-132
Mediolateral, flexed mediolateral, mediocaudal-laterocranial 15 degree
s oblique (extended and supinated mediolateral), and craniolateral-cau
domedial 20 degrees to 30 degrees oblique radiographs of 16 elbow-join
t specimens were produced to study the radiographic anatomy of the med
ial coronoid process. On the mediolateral view, the cranial point of t
he coronoid process was at the level of the distal one-third of the ra
dial epiphysis. Degree of superimposition of the proximal radius and u
lna determined how the medial coronoid process was projected on the ra
diographs. Mediocaudal-laterocranial oblique radiographs best showed t
he cranial outline of the medial coronoid process with moderate superi
mposition of the proximal radius and ulna.