Veterinary fixing device for imaging diagnosis of feline

Abstract

The invention belongs to the veterinary field and discloses a veterinary fixing device for imaging diagnosis of a feline. The fixing device comprises a trunk support frame for accommodating the trunkof the feline, a skull support frame for supporting the head of the feline, a support element, multiple bands and a base, wherein the skull support frame comprises a first skull support frame and a second skull support frame, and the support element comprises a first support element and a second support element for fixation in a prostrate position P and a supine position S of the feline. The fixing device correctly positions the feline through the axis of a CT machine, acquires display of a diagnosis image with symmetric left and right sides of the feline, does not cause artifacts in the diagnosis image, is light in weight, durable and disinfectable, can support different sizes of felines and ensures the reliability and safety in use to the maximum extent.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of veterinary medicine, in particular to a veterinary feline imaging diagnosis fixation device. Background technique [0002] Currently, there is an increasing need for imaging diagnostic examinations in felines, especially computed axial tomography, in order to schedule appropriate interventions, such as veterinary surgery. For example, common pet domestic cats are placed directly on the CT scanning workbench during imaging diagnosis. However, given the specific anatomical shape of felines, it has always been difficult to position them correctly inside the machine for CT scanning. Specifically, the anatomical shape of the feline makes it difficult to position the feline properly in the prone or supine position because the anatomical shape of the feline torso has a generally oval cross-section, forcing the operator to position the feline in the The edges of the table, ie the torso and head are rotated relative to th...

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However, given the specific anatomical shape of felines, it was always difficult to position them correctly inside the machine for CT scanning

Specifically, the anatomical shape of the feline makes it difficult to position the feline properly in the prone or supine position because the anatomical shape of the feline torso has a generally oval cross-section, forcing the operator to position the feline in the The edges of the table, i.e. the torso and head are rotated relative to the axis of the CT scanning machine, preventing a correct image from being displayed

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