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Stomach

Sonopath Forum

Sonopath Forum

Stomach

Hello

I was just hoping for an opinion on this stomach. It is a 10 year old large breed dog that has been vomiting. The 2 clips that I posted are in a standing position. 

The stomach is vitually empty but appears to be prominent. I was wondering about the hypoechoic mucosa on the sagital image and there is a hyperechoic circular area on the transverse clip that I think is stomach folds or digesta but was hoping for another opinion. 

Thanks. Brent

Hello

I was just hoping for an opinion on this stomach. It is a 10 year old large breed dog that has been vomiting. The 2 clips that I posted are in a standing position. 

The stomach is vitually empty but appears to be prominent. I was wondering about the hypoechoic mucosa on the sagital image and there is a hyperechoic circular area on the transverse clip that I think is stomach folds or digesta but was hoping for another opinion. 

Thanks. Brent

Comments

EL
December 21, 2016 at 5:33 pm -

Very thick gastric wall and

Very thick gastric wall and periserosal ill defined fat which is a flag to mean needs sampling. Muscularis is hypertrophied and the submucosa is thick, mucosal echogenic remodeling which suggests acute on chronic gastritis but I have seen these come up carcinoma as well. Either bad gastritis or possible carcinoma. i would full thickness if possible as scope may not tell the whole story.

tosullivan
December 21, 2016 at 6:01 pm -

Thanks for the quick reply.

Thanks for the quick reply. Much appreciated!! Brent

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