Syrian (Golden) Hamster (Mesocricetus auratus)

Chapter 4 Syrian (Golden) Hamster (Mesocricetus auratus)



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Figure 4-1, A Anatomic drawing (view of the left side) of viscera of the thorax and abdomen of an adult female hamster.


1. Trachea

2. Esophagus

3. Heart

4. Lung

5. Liver

6. Stomach

7. Pancreas

8. Spleen

9. Left adrenal gland

10. Left kidney

11. Small intestine

12. Left ovary

13. Cecum

14. Descending colon

15. Left horn of uterus

16. Urinary bladder


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Figure 4-1, B Anatomic drawing (ventrodorsal view) of viscera of the thorax and abdomen of an adult female hamster.


1. Trachea

2. Esophagus

3. Heart

4. Diaphragm

5. Spleen

6. Pancreas

7. Left adrenal gland

8. Stomach

9. Left kidney

10. Left ovary

11. Cecum

12. Urinary bladder

13. Lung

14. Liver

15. Right adrenal gland

16. Right kidney

17. Small intestine

18. Right ovary

19. Descending colon

20. Body of uterus


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Figure 4-2, A and B Type of animal: Hamster


Type of study: Viscera of thorax and abdomen


Projection: Laterolateral (right lateral recumbency)


Weight of animal: 150 g


Gender: Male


Reproductive status: Intact


Age: Adult


1. Trachea

2. Lung

3. Stomach

4. Kidney

5. Urinary bladder

6. Scrotum

7. Heart

8. Caudal vena cava

9. Liver

10. Cecum


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Figure 4-3, A Type of animal: Hamster


Type of study: Viscera of thorax and abdomen


Projection: Ventrodorsal


Weight of animal: 150 g


Gender: Male


Reproductive status: Intact


Age: Adult



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Figure 4-3, B Type of animal: Hamster


Type of study: Viscera of thorax and abdomen


Projection: Ventrodorsal


Weight of animal: 150 g


Gender: Male


Reproductive status: Intact


Age: Adult


1. Trachea

2. Lung

3. Heart

4. Liver

5. Stomach

6. Cecum

7. Scrotum


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Figure 4-4, A Type of animal: Hamster


Type of study: Whole body skeleton


Projection: Laterolateral (right lateral recumbency)


Weight of animal: 150 g


Gender: Male


Reproductive status: Intact


Age: Adult



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Figure 4-4, B Type of animal: Hamster


Type of study: Whole body skeleton


Projection: Laterolateral (right lateral recumbency)


Weight of animal: 150 g


Gender: Male


Reproductive status: Intact


Age: Adult


1. Mandibular incisor tooth

2. Maxillary incisor tooth

3. Nasal bone

4. Incisive bone

5. Maxilla

6. Maxillary molar teeth

7. Frontal bone

8. Parietal bone

9. Tympanic bulla

10. Occipital bone

11. Occipital condyle

12. Dorsal tubercle of atlas

13. Spinous process of axis

14. 7th cervical vertebra

15. Scapula

16. Spine of scapula

17. 1st thoracic vertebra

18. Spinous process of thoracic vertebra

19. 13th thoracic vertebra

20. 1st lumbar vertebra

21. 13th rib

22. Lumbar intervertebral space

23. Transverse process of lumbar vertebra

24. Mammillary process of lumbar vertebra

25. Spinous process of lumbar vertebra

26. Lumbar intervertebral foramen

27. 7th lumbar vertebra

28. Sacrum

29. Spinous processes of sacral vertebrae

30. 1st caudal vertebra

31. Ischium

32. Femur

33. Caudal intervertebral space

34. Fibula

35. Caudal vertebra

36. Calcaneus

37. Phalanges

38. Metacarpal bone

39. Carpal bone

40. Ulna

41. Radius

42. Mandibular molar teeth

43. Mandible

44. Humerus

45. Clavicles

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May 27, 2016 | Posted by in ANIMAL RADIOLOGY | Comments Off on Syrian (Golden) Hamster (Mesocricetus auratus)

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