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With high resolution ultrasound, the intestinal wall layers appear so well demarcated…
Always important to locate the lumen of bowel loops to evaluate the layers on each side; in a young cat, Peyer’s patches are particularly visible in the distal jejunum and ileum…not to be confused with invagination.
Also, the absence of fluid/gas accumulation orad to the site excludes mechanical obstruction.
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A little break from vacation…what do you think of this young cat with GI signs?
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Exocrine pancreatic insufficiency
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Flexor tendinopathy in two dogs
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Adenomatous polyp in a cat
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