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Splenorenal shunts in cats: are they incidental?
Video 202 of 225 · Abdominal Vasculature
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As part of the new videos created exclusively for this membership platform, here is one describing the sonographic features of splenorenal shunts in cats, an interesting entity that generated a small buzz in our imaging community a couple of years ago.
For more information on the significance of these shunts in cats, you can refer to this article by Palerme et al in JVIM, 2013. You can also read this interesting article by Specchi et al. on the radiographic detection of the these shunts.
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Questions or comments (5)
eartaraz
thank you very much. Very interesting
Marc-Andre Author
Glad you found this video useful! Thanks 😊
Victoria Caffaro
Thanks, very clear and instructive
Sabine Kautz
Thank you so much for this video!!!
Marc-Andre Author
Thanks Sabine! Glad you liked it :)
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