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What does the nose of the Scotty dog represent?
The ear of the Scotty dog represents which structure?
The eye of the Scotty dog is which structure?
What does the neck of the Scotty dog represent?
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What does the front leg of the Scotty dog represent?
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What does the body of the Scotty dog represent?
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What position is the patient in to see the Scotty dog?
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Study Notes
Scotty Dog Anatomy in Lumbar Spine Imaging
- The "nose" of the Scotty dog in lumbar spine imaging represents the transverse process.
- The "ear" of the Scotty dog corresponds to the superior articular process.
- The "eye" of the Scotty dog is indicative of the pedicle structure.
- The "neck" of the Scotty dog symbolizes the pars interarticularis.
- The "front leg" of the Scotty dog directly represents the inferior articular process.
- The "body" of the Scotty dog signifies the lamina of the vertebra.
- A patient should be positioned in a 45-degree oblique angle to view the Scotty dog sign in imaging studies.
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This quiz explores the anatomy of the Scotty dog sign in lumbar spine imaging. It outlines the representation of various vertebral structures, such as the transverse process and lamina. Perfect for students and professionals in radiology and anatomy.
