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Using a systematic approach when scanning the abdomen

Basic principles9:55By Marc-André d'AnjouFree
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Effective scanning of the abdomen of dogs and cats requires a systematic approach that should be used consistently . This clip describes a standard approach in which all abdominal structures are examined in a specific order and discusses the benefits of intercostal windows. Patient preparation and imaging planes are also discussed.

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SectionBasic principles
Duration9:55
FormatNarrated and annotated
AccessFree
Included inSmall Animal Ultrasonography PREMIUM (2 years)
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