Recent research has documented delayed onset of sonographic changes in acute canine pancreatitis. This is enormously important in a clinical setting where we now realise that the absence of typical pancreatitis findings on first presentation doesn’t rule it out and we are sometimes going to have to re-scan a dog with ‘acute abdomen’ a few … Continue reading
There are still relatively few peer-reviewed publications documenting sonographic changes associated with FIP in domestic cats. J Am Anim Hosp Assoc. May-Jun 2010;46(3):152-60. Abdominal ultrasonographic findings associated with feline infectious peritonitis: a retrospective review of 16 casesKristin M Lewis 1, Robert T O’Brien https://meridian.allenpress.com/jaaha/article-abstract/46/3/152/209566/Abdominal-Ultrasonographic-Findings-Associated?redirectedFrom=fulltext Lewis and O’Brien remains the most comprehensive account. The only caveat is … Continue reading
