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Can you please have a look at this ilium. This is the ilium of a female spayed maltese cross, which presented with chronic vomiting. I have noiticed that even in normal patients, I always see some degree of hyperechogenicity of ilium mucosa, probably due to the probe positioning or it is just normal. I have seen in this in many normal patients
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