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PSS

Sonopath Forum

  • 3 month old xbreed puppy with clinical symptoms and bloodwork consistent with a shunt
  • Had small liver, big kidneys and small urinary stones and a portocaval shumt was visualised
  • What type of portocaval shunt is this please? How would you classify it?
  • Thank you!

  • 3 month old xbreed puppy with clinical symptoms and bloodwork consistent with a shunt
  • Had small liver, big kidneys and small urinary stones and a portocaval shumt was visualised
  • What type of portocaval shunt is this please? How would you classify it?
  • Thank you!

Comments

EL

This looks like an EHPSS

This looks like an EHPSS splenocaval. Should be amenable surgically if the liver can handle the new portal pressures.

Here’s a link to the shunt poster that demonstrates and classifies all the shunts

https://www.shopsonopath.com/veterinary-educational-products

and the links to my lectures shunt hunt 1 and 2

https://www.shopsonopath.com/online-ultrasound-courses.

SDEP Abdomen unleashed has the shunt hunt maneuvers in it as well but you imaged this one nicely as its a short shunt connecting the splenic vein bypass of the portal vein entry and goes directly into the cvc… but splenocavals are often missed because they are short and th epatient doesnt want the probe there. But actually these are the most common (+/-65% of all ehpss are splenocaval).

 

veteurope1

Thank you.

Thank you.