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Atrophied adrenals in a dog with Addison's disease

Adrenals2:17By Marc-André d'Anjou

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Addison's disease, or primary hypoadrenocorticism , often results in vague clinical signs in dogs. The imaging findings in a dog in Addisonian crisis are described in this videoclip. For more information on the ultrasound detection of hypoadrenocorticism in dogs: Wenger et al, Vet Record 2010

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SectionAdrenals
Duration2:17
FormatAnnotated, without sound
AccessMembership
Included inSmall Animal Ultrasonography PREMIUM (2 years)

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