I’ll be doing an echo tomorrow on a dog with ascites. Previous abdominal scan showed dilated hepatic veins and a passive congestion pattern in the liver, and indicated the ascites is likely owing to passive congestion. I need to make sure I get diagnostic images of the caudal mediastinum, looking for obstruction of the vena cava. Will my normal SDEP echo views provide the needed imaging – and if not, how do I get these images?
I’ll be doing an echo tomorrow on a dog with ascites. Previous abdominal scan showed dilated hepatic veins and a passive congestion pattern in the liver, and indicated the ascites is likely owing to passive congestion. I need to make sure I get diagnostic images of the caudal mediastinum, looking for obstruction of the vena cava. Will my normal SDEP echo views provide the needed imaging – and if not, how do I get these images?
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This may help, I have had
This may help, I have had issues with ascites as well.
http://sonopath.com/forum/ascites-affecting-cardiac-scan
This may help, I have had
This may help, I have had issues with ascites as well.
http://sonopath.com/forum/ascites-affecting-cardiac-scan