Generally Sonography Atlas of Dogs - Abdomen - Osteosarkom Hund / Osteosarcoma Dog / Sonographie Hund / Sonography Dog

Generally Sonography Atlas of Dogs - Abdomen

(Allgemeiner Sonographie-Atlas von Hunden) - (Abdomen)

Liver - Page 2

(Leber - Seite 2)

hund sonographie ultraschall / dog ultrasonography ultrasound

Liver tumors (rounded nodules).

With special thanks to Priscilla Pinel, Medical Veterinary.

Currently serves in veterinary clinics and homes for the municipality of Rio de Janeiro ( south, north and west ).

http://veterinariapriscillapinel.com.br

Ultrasound images of dog liver .
A: left portal branch (RPE) parallel to the left hepatic vein (HEV)

B: middle hepatic vein (WHV) formed by
confluence of the hepatic vein of the right medial lobe (VMD) and hepatic vein Square wolf (VQD)

C: vena cava flow (VCC) , hepatic vein side lobe (VLD) hepatic vein and the caudate process ( VCD)

D : obvious portal vessels (VP)

E: no obvious portal vessels (VP)

F : vein foramen cava flow in the diaphragm (Fo) .

Annelise Baldacin Salgado,Patrícia Reginato Facciotti,Dulcinéa Gon？alves Teixeira,Karla Patrícia Cardoso Araújo

"IDENTIFICA O DAS REGI ES CORRESPON-DENTES AOS LOBOS HEPáTICOS DE C ES POR MEIO DA ULTRA-SONOGRAFIA"

Ciência Animal Brasileira, v. 8, n. 3, p. 545-558, jul./set. 2007

Positioning the transducer and
respective ultrasound images.
A: left intercostal window, the liver was observed (F) and stomach (E)

B: subcostal parasternal left liver was observed (F) and stomach (E)

C: paravertebral right flow window , it is observed liver (F) , right kidney (RD) and caudal vena cava (VCC)

D: paravertebral right cranial window , the liver was observed (F) , lung (Pu) and vena cava flow rate (VCC)

E: right parasternal window (side), it is observed liver (F) with gallbladder
(VB) to the left

F: right parasternal window (medial) is observed liver (F) with gall bladder (VB) to the right

Annelise Baldacin Salgado,Patrícia Reginato Facciotti,Dulcinéa Gon？alves Teixeira,Karla Patrícia Cardoso Araújo

"IDENTIFICA O DAS REGI ES CORRESPON-DENTES AOS LOBOS HEPáTICOS DE C ES POR MEIO DA ULTRA-SONOGRAFIA"

Ciência Animal Brasileira, v. 8, n. 3, p. 545-558, jul./set. 2007

1. ventrocranial right segment - medial lobe with its left edge in contact with the gallbladder (Fig. B), corresponds to the intercostal parasternal right window (side) 2. ventrocaudal right segment - medial lobe flow to the gallbladder in his caudal- dorsal portion is the pyloric region and duodenum (Fig. B), corresponds to the region flow and intercostal parasternal right window (side)
3. Left ventrocranial segment - left medial lobe (Fig. B), corresponds to the cranial region, and the left intercostal window 4. Left ventrocaudal segment - left lateral lobe, in his caudal- dorsal portion. They are the stomach and caudo-ventral the spleen (Fig. B), corresponds to the intercostal window left, which, according to our results, identifies the diaphragmatic face of this wolf, and the subcostal left parasternal window, which identifies the visceral surface 5. ventrocranial segment through - Wolf square most of the segment, but cranial to the gallbladder , medial lobe, gallbladder in contact with the right side edge of the square lobe (Fig. B), corresponds to the intercostal parasternal right (medial) 6. ventrocaudal middle segment - predominantly left lateral lobe, dorsally is the body of the stomach (Fig. B), corresponds to the caudal region to the intercostal window parasternal right (medial) 7. right dorsocranial segment - medial lobe right cranial to the neck of the gallbladder (Fig. C) and corresponds to the cranial region of paravertebral right cranial window 8. right dorso-caudal segment - lateral lobe left and caudate process of the caudate lobe, the left lateral lobe occupies the region more cranial and lateral caudate process occupies the caudal and medial region with its renal impression in contact with the cranial end of the right kidney; ventral is the pylorus and duodenum region (Fig. C). This segment corresponds to two windows, the paraspinal cranial right, which, as the results of this work relates to the side right back, and paraspinal right flow, where it was not possible to differentiate between the lateral lobe and caudate process 9. left dorsocranial segment - left medial lobe in the most cranial portion and the left side at the flow rate; in your area flow has a large contact area with the stomach (Fig. C), corresponds to the region craniodorsal left intercostal window
10. the left dorso-caudal segment - process papillary the caudate lobe in cranio-medial region; the rest of the body and thread are the fundus (Fig. C), stands for dorsal left intercostal window 11. segment dorsocranial through - Wolf right medial (Fig. C); stands for dorsal to the intercostal parasternal right (medial) 12. dorso-caudal segment through - body gastric (Fig. C); corresponds to the region dorsal-caudal to the intercostal parasternal right (medial)

Annelise Baldacin Salgado,Patrícia Reginato Facciotti,Dulcinéa Gon？alves Teixeira,Karla Patrícia Cardoso Araújo

"IDENTIFICA O DAS REGI ES CORRESPON-DENTES AOS LOBOS HEPáTICOS DE C ES POR MEIO DA ULTRA-SONOGRAFIA"

Ciência Animal Brasileira, v. 8, n. 3, p. 545-558, jul./set. 2007

Hepatomegaly. Irregular liver texture, ascites.

2 days after the first ultrasound.

With special thanks to Irene García Patiño (Sombra Acústica), veterinarian at the Veterinary Clinic Argos in Cee (A Coruña, Spain). http://sombraacustica.com

Congenital Extrahepatic Shunt in a Puppy.

With special thanks to the authors of the book "Small Animal Ultrasonography" , Marc-André d’Anjou and Dominique Penninck

Transverse sonogram of the liver demon-strating a round lesion (straight arrows) containing mixed echoes. Note the highly echogenic interface (curved arrow) with distal shadowing at the nondependent margin, indicating gas within the lesion.

Grooters, A. M., Sherding, R. G., Biller, D. S. and Johnson, S. E. (1994), "Hepatic Abscesses Associated With Diabetes Mellitus in Two Dogs". Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, 8: 203–206. doi: 10.1111/j.1939-1676.1994.tb03216.x

Longitudinal sooogram of the liver (case 2) showing a hypoechoic lesion in the liver.

Grooters, A. M., Sherding, R. G., Biller, D. S. and Johnson, S. E. (1994), "Hepatic Abscesses Associated With Diabetes Mellitus in Two Dogs". Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine, 8: 203–206. doi: 10.1111/j.1939-1676.1994.tb03216.x

A conventional US liver image with 3 hypoechoic lesions. Two small (asterisk) lesions and one large (white arrows)
targeted lesion.

Wdowiak, M., Rychlik, A., Nieradka, R., et al. (2010). "Contrast-enhanced ultrasonography (CEUS) in canine liver examination". doi:10.2478/v10181-010-0007-2

Late phase CEUS image. The isoecho- genic liver parenchyma indicates the benign nature of the hypoechoic lesions.

Wdowiak, M., Rychlik, A., Nieradka, R., et al. (2010). "Contrast-enhanced ultrasonography (CEUS) in canine liver examination". doi:10.2478/v10181-010-0007-2

Ultrasonograph (2D) in sagittal scan of shrunk liver with hyperechoic hepatic parenchyma and irregular lobe margins surrounded with anechoic abdominal effusion in a 5-year-old intact male Cocker spaniel dog.