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Venous thrombosis in dogs and cats
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Hepatic arteriovenous malformation in a dog
Video 204 of 225 · Abdominal Vasculature
Normal shoulder: Scanning Technique & Anatomy (dog)About this video
Vascular thrombosis can develop in dogs and cats due to several conditions. In this video, the sonographic features of venous thrombosis are described in a dog with a large renal mass and in another dog with lymphoma. Arterial thrombosis is also described in a dog with hyperadrenocorticism and a cat with cardiomyopathy
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SectionAbdominal Vasculature
Duration1:45
FormatAnnotated, without sound
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