- Can you explain what is happening here with the mucosa in a dog with diarrhoea?
- Luminal section is hyperechoic and luminal interface is blurred with distinct change to outer hypoechoic mucosa.
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Comments
We see echogenic mucosa
We see echogenic mucosa changes in cases of inflammatory intestinal disease ie enteritis, IBD, PLE. I think in some cases this also effects the luminal surface, the villi area, and causes it to be blurred and echogenic sonographically as well. Bacterial overgrowth / dysbiosis and parasites can also do this I think.
I agree looks like mucosal
I agree looks like mucosal striations and fogging. Watch the albumin leveles as PLE may be starting or may occur in the future. try purina HA or Royal Canine HP or similar and see if you get a response and tx parasites as Mac suggests.
Thank you. I had never seen
Thank you. I had never seen the mucosa so hyperwchoic and then abruptly hypoechoic adjacent to submucosa.
This appearance jumps more
This appearance jumps more because the submucosal layer is thickened likely owing to chronic inflammation. See the attached annotated image form your video.