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A Thoroughbred presents with right foreleg lameness. The veterinarian suspects a slab fracture of the cranial aspect of the carpus. Which of the following views would be the least likely to show a slab fracture of the anterior carpus

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The AAVSB Veterinary Technician National Examination is an essential exam for vet techs in most states. This material will prepare you for the VTNE's topics, including Pharmacology, Surgical Nursing, Dentistry, Lab Procedures, Animal Care, Diagnostic Imaging, Pain Management, Anesthesia, and Emergency Care.
 


A Thoroughbred presents with right foreleg lameness. The veterinarian suspects a slab fracture of the cranial aspect of the carpus. Which of the following views would be the <i>least</i> likely to show a slab fracture of the anterior carpus






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