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Table 1.

Demographic data of all 47 pugs included in the study.

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Fig 1.

Right lateral thoracic radiograph of a two-year-old male pug.

The green lines illustrate the measurement of the vertebral heart score (VHS), revealing a VHS of 11.4v in this subject.

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Fig 2.

Right lateral thoracic radiograph of the same two-year-old male pug as in Fig 1, depicting the method for determining vertebral left atrial size (VLAS).

In this case, VLAS turned out to be 1.6v.

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Fig 3.

Measurement of radiographic left atrial dimension (RLAD) in a right lateral thoracic radiograph of the same two-year-old male pug as in Figs 1 and 2, being 1.3v in this subject.

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Fig 4.

Assessment of eligibility.

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Table 2.

Demographic data of 32 pugs included in radiographic measurements.

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Table 3.

Mean, median, SD, RI (95% prediction interval) and 90% CI for VHS, VLAS and RLAD.

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Table 4.

Intraobserver intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) and 95% CI for VHS RL, VLAS, and RLAD.

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Table 5.

Interobserver intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) and 95% CI for VHS RL, VHS LL, VLAS, and RLAD.

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Fig 5.

Right laterolateral thoracic radiograph of a five-year-old female pug showing irregularly shaped and trapezoid thoracic vertebrae throughout the thoracic spine (marked with asterisks), leading to exclusion from radiographic measurements.

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Fig 6.

Right laterolateral thoracic radiograph of a four-year-old male pug with misshaped vertebral bodies from T4 to T8 (marked with asterisks), considerably influencing radiographic vertebral scores.

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