ArticleDiagnostic and interventional radiology (Ankara, Turkey)2026
Diagnostic value of portable handheld digital radiography in a beagle model of thoracic trauma.
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purposeTo assess the diagnostic value of portable handheld digital radiography (DR) in a beagle model of thoracic trauma.
methodsTwenty-seven beagles were randomly assigned to three experimental groups: the pneumothorax group (induced by intrapleural air injection at 50 mL/kg), the pleural effusion group (induced by intrapleural normal saline injection at 30 mL/kg), and the rib fracture group (created by surgical transection of the 6
resultsA total of 21 animals completed the full protocol (7 per group). There was no significant difference in detection rates among the three examination methods (
conclusionPortable handheld DR provides detection rates comparable with mobile DR and conventional chest X-ray for thoracic trauma, with the advantages of superior image quality over conventional chest X-ray and the shortest examination time. Its user-friendly operation and high portability make it a valuable tool for emergency imaging in austere environments. CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE: Based on diagnostic results in a beagle model of thoracic trauma, this study demonstrates that portable handheld DR can provide reliable methodological support for real-time imaging and rapid triage in harsh environments such as field and post-disaster settings.
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