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Splenorenal shunts in cats
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Acquired portosystemic shunts in dogs
Video 202 of 225 · Abdominal Vasculature
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Splenorenal shunts are increasingly recognized in cats and are most often incidental. Their features on ultrasound and radiographs are discussed in this video.
For more information on the significance of these shunts in cats, you can refer to this article by Palerme et al in JVIM, 2013.
Follow-up: Splenorenal shunts in cats — are they incidental?
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SectionAbdominal Vasculature
Duration2:29
FormatAnnotated, without sound
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