Library/Abdominal Vasculature/Left-divisional intrahepatic shunt in a dog
Left-divisional intrahepatic shunt in a dog
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Congenital portoazygos shunt in a dog
Video 200 of 225 · Abdominal Vasculature
Acquired portosystemic shunts in dogsAbout this video
Intrahepatic congenital shunts can be subdivided into left -, central- , and right-divisional . That are typically found in large breed dogs, but can sometimes affect small breeds as in this case. The sonographic features of a left-divisional shunt - often referred as patent ductus venosus - are described in this video
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SectionAbdominal Vasculature
Duration3:56
FormatAnnotated, without sound
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