Laboratory Mouse (Mus musculus)

Chapter 2 Laboratory Mouse (Mus musculus)



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Figure 2-1, A and B Type of animal: Mouse


Type of study: Viscera of thorax and abdomen


Projection: Laterolateral (right lateral recumbency)


Weight of animal: 27 g


Gender: Male


Reproductive status: Intact


Age: Adult


1. Trachea

2. Heart

3. Lung

4. Liver

5. Stomach

6. Kidney

7. Cecum

8. Urinary bladder

9. Scrotum


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Figure 2-2, A Type of animal: Mouse


Type of study: Viscera of thorax and abdomen


Projection: Ventrodorsal


Weight of animal: 27 g


Gender: Male


Reproductive status: Intact


Age: Adult



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Figure 2-2, B Type of animal: Mouse


Type of study: Viscera of thorax and abdomen


Projection: Ventrodorsal


Weight of animal: 27 g


Gender: Male


Reproductive status: Intact


Age: Adult


1. Trachea

2. Heart

3. Lung

4. Liver

5. Stomach

6. Spleen

7. Left kidney

8. Cecum

9. Right kidney

10. Urinary bladder

11. Scrotum


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Figure 2-3, A Type of animal: Mouse


Type of study: Whole body skeleton


Projection: Laterolateral (right lateral recumbency)


Weight of animal: 27 g


Gender: Male


Reproductive status: Intact


Age: Adult



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Figure 2-3, B Type of animal: Mouse


Type of study: Whole body skeleton


Projection: Laterolateral (right lateral recumbency)


Weight of animal: 27 g


Gender: Male


Reproductive status: Intact


Age: Adult


1. Maxillary incisor tooth

2. Nasal bone

3. Incisive bone

4. Maxilla

5. Maxillary molar tooth

6. Mandibular molar tooth

7. Frontal bone

8. Tympanic bulla

9. Parietal bone

10. Occipital bone

11. Atlas

12. 7th cervical vertebra

13. 1st thoracic vertebra

14. 4th rib

15. 13th thoracic vertebra

16. 1st lumbar vertebra

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May 27, 2016 | Posted by in ANIMAL RADIOLOGY | Comments Off on Laboratory Mouse (Mus musculus)

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