Hello everyone,

My name is Poondej from Thailand. I’m new to ultrasound and of course, to Sonopath as well.

I’d love to hear your comments about anything (e.g. my technique, machine settings, picture quality).

Here’s my first case on Sonopath.

Lemon is a 5 y.o Poodle that was diagnosed with blood parasite induced IMHA. The dog is on steroid and Azathioprine.

I saw a double wall gall bladder which  interpreted as gall bladder wall edema (could be cholecystitis?).

Hello everyone,

My name is Poondej from Thailand. I’m new to ultrasound and of course, to Sonopath as well.

I’d love to hear your comments about anything (e.g. my technique, machine settings, picture quality).

Here’s my first case on Sonopath.

Lemon is a 5 y.o Poodle that was diagnosed with blood parasite induced IMHA. The dog is on steroid and Azathioprine.

I saw a double wall gall bladder which  interpreted as gall bladder wall edema (could be cholecystitis?).

From my judgement, liver seems to be isoechoic to spleen, can I say that this liver has diffuse hyperechoic lesion?.

I see a calculus in the left kidney, which I’m not quite sure, would love to hear your comments.

Kidneys still have corticomedullary distinction. Also I tried to measure RI and not so sure if I did it right.

Right limb of pancreas looked normal. But cranial to right kidney I saw anechoc fluid (which I couldn’t determine if it’s in retroperitoneal space or peritoneal space.

This dog has:

Alkaline phosphatase = 3,235

SGPT = 835

BUN and Creat = WNL

Thanks 

Poondej