Veterinary X-ray Dog Body Prompt

Create a highly realistic, scientifically accurate veterinary X-ray / radiographic image of a complete adult dog in a full-body lateral profile view, standing naturally and facing left, with the entire body visible from the nose to the tip of the tail and all four paws clearly inside the frame. Show the complete skeletal system in exceptional anatomical detail: skull, jaw and individual teeth, cervical vertebrae, thoracic and lumbar spine, shoulder blades, clavicular region, complete rib cage, sternum, front legs, elbows, radius and ulna, wrists, paw bones and individual toes, pelvis, hip joints, hind legs, knees, ankles, rear paw bones and the complete segmented tail. The bones should appear bright white to blue-white with realistic radiographic density. Individual vertebrae, ribs, joints, long bones, teeth and small paw bones must be clearly distinguishable. Include subtle internal anatomy visible through the X-ray, including the lungs, heart, liver, stomach and intestines, with realistic translucent soft tissues and natural veterinary radiographic patterns. Keep the skeletal system as the primary visual focus. Use a deep pure-black background with a professional veterinary diagnostic-imaging aesthetic. High contrast, realistic X-ray exposure, subtle glowing bone edges, translucent soft tissue, natural radiographic grain, precise anatomical proportions, extremely sharp details, clean scientific composition, photorealistic medical imaging. The dog should be fully contained inside the frame with no cropping of the head, nose, paws, legs or tail. Natural standing posture, balanced composition, full-body visibility, ultra-detailed, high-resolution, 8K-quality veterinary radiograph. NO text, NO labels, NO arrows, NO watermark, NO logo, NO clothing, NO extra animals, NO duplicated bones, NO extra limbs, NO extra heads, NO distorted anatomy, NO cartoon style, NO fantasy elements.