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A-fib, Great Dane

A-fib, Great Dane

-4 year old Great Dane -A-fib was noted on pre-surgical exam -non-clinical at this time aside from the arrhythmia. I had a VERY hard time getting images of him as he is fearful and strong.  I am attaching a couple of clips to see if you have any words of wisdom. I will try to…

February 7, 2015

DCM in a schnauzer?

This is an older miniature schnauzer (wt ~ 12 pounds) who presented for dyspnea.  -The echo shows severely reduced contractility and dilated ventricles.  I get LA:Ao of 2.75 with a %FS of 13%.  The valves appear morphologically normal to me. -This looks like a DCM dog to me but it is the wrong breed.  Should…

February 7, 2015