X-ray images on blogs are cool...

Well, I don't have pretty pictures of my brain, but those who follow me on Twitter/FriendFeed/Facebook know that my older dog, Millie, had a surgery over New Year's - a very enlarged uterus full of pus had to go out.

She is doing fine now, completely recovered.

What I really liked was that I got to keep a CD with her X-rays. When I put a CD in my laptop, I get images that are somewhat interactive, i.e., if I click on a detail, that detail gets enlarged. But I could not figure out how to save that format on my computer - all I get are static images that I cannot manipulate in any way. But anyway, here they are:

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I wish I paid attention in my Radiology class back in vet school 20 years ago....

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And now it is time for a new edition of Name that Organism. Each of the following photos was taken at Itasca State Park, except one. Extra points for naming which photo was not taken in the park.
alt="ALT" src="http://images.forbes.com/media/2007/03/15/labels_6.jpg" border="1" height="280" width="400"> Product: Midol Menstrual Complete

Feh.

Now these are cool X-ray images...