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double aorta sign cat?

Sonopath Forum

Sonopath Forum

double aorta sign cat?

– 7 month old N DSH with history of salivating and ataxia after eating; copper coloured iris’s

– bloodwork elevated post bile acids; suspician PSS

– u/s normal liver size, normal kidney size with prominent medullary rim sign; non-shadowing sediment in UB

– anomolous curvy blood vessel seen coming off PV or splenic V?

– extra blood vessel between the CVC and AO on saggital with turbulant blood flow on colour Doppler at the PH

Could this be a shunt connecting to the azygous vein? CT is recommended

(please excuse my terrible presets)

– 7 month old N DSH with history of salivating and ataxia after eating; copper coloured iris’s

– bloodwork elevated post bile acids; suspician PSS

– u/s normal liver size, normal kidney size with prominent medullary rim sign; non-shadowing sediment in UB

– anomolous curvy blood vessel seen coming off PV or splenic V?

– extra blood vessel between the CVC and AO on saggital with turbulant blood flow on colour Doppler at the PH

Could this be a shunt connecting to the azygous vein? CT is recommended

(please excuse my terrible presets)

Comments

EL
May 13, 2016 at 6:26 am -

yes it all fits JP but better

yes it all fits JP but better to show on video. Its best to never dx anything as a rule on still  images alone. Can you upload some video?

Pankatz
May 13, 2016 at 10:53 am -

I tried to send video but my

I tried to send video but my messed up presets had video clips automatically set at 10 sec  when I did this study with out me realizing it so the files are too large to upload : (

 

EL
May 13, 2016 at 10:56 am -

converting to mp4 should make

converting to mp4 should make them small enough even if 10 seconds. I use movavi great conversion program for $69 and has all  the ultrasound machine codecs so I have yet to have an avi or video coming off an us machine that I cant convert with movavi.

http://www.movavi.com/mac.html

Pankatz
May 13, 2016 at 11:00 am -

I did convert to mp4 first

I did convert to mp4 first and it still would not upload. Perhaps I will try a an iPhone clip or try the program you suggest

EL
May 13, 2016 at 11:08 am -

There are different sizes of

There are different sizes of mp4 to convert to… i think mp4 i phone is the smallest. Check the conversion file size of th edifferent formats first and use the lowest one.

EL
May 14, 2016 at 10:34 pm -

here’s the link to the video

here’s the link to the video post…. a la iphone:)

https://sonopath.com/forum/double-aorta-videos

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