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Adrenal adenoma and adenocarcinoma in dogs

Adrenals2:00By Marc-André d'AnjouFree
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Adrenal hyperplasia in dogs with PDH

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Adrenal adenomas or adenocarcinomas can result in variable sonographic changes. These masses may be functioning, secreting excessive cortisol that results in a Cushing's syndrome, although some of these tumors can be found incidentally.

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SectionAdrenals
Duration2:00
FormatAnnotated, without sound
AccessFree
Included inSmall Animal Ultrasonography PREMIUM (2 years)

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