Lecture 26: Imaging of the Acute Canine Abdomen Flashcards

1
Q

Ultrasound of SI- what wrong, what likely cause

A

dilated small intestine loops, FB obstruction caudal casting hypoechoic shadow

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describe Pylorus and fundus in right lateral

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fundus- gas (see)
Pylorus- fluid

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describe pylorus and fundus in left lateral

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fundus- fluid
Pylorus- gas (see)

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describe pylorus and fundus in VD

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fundus- fluid
Pylorus- gas (See)

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5
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describe pylorus and fundus in DV

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fundus- gas (see)
Pylorus- fluid

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what view is this

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right lateral- gas in fundus

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7
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what view is this

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Left lateral- gas in pylorus

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8
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what happens during GDV

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pylorus rotates in left dorsal abdomen (usually in right ventral)

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what is most important view to dx GDV and what do you see

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right lateral
See pylorus dorsal- should not see- should see in left lateral ventrally

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10
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what wrong and what view

A

GD (not GDV- because pylorus not dorsal but gas filled)

Right lateral

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11
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what wrong and what view

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GDV- right lateral

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12
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which of the following scenarios would you use contrast and not: luminal obstruction, motility, rupture, function

A

no contrast straight to sx: luminal obstruction, rupture

Contrast: motility, function

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13
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what are the pros and cons of barium

A

pros: coats stomach well, tasty, and not absorbed by GIT

Cons: not sterile, generates granulomas

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14
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what are the pros and cons of iodinated contrast

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pros: sterile (IV or urinary bladder), safe in body cavities

Cons: inflammatory reactions in lungs, taste bad, allergic reactions (seizures, renal failure, pulmonary edema)

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15
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what are some reasons to put contrast in upper GI

A
  1. Mechanical obstruction
  2. Neoplasia
  3. Motility evaluation
  4. Melena
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16
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what would you see if you put contrast and there was complete obstruction

A

no contrast passes

17
Q

what would you see if you put contrast in and there was neoplasia in GI

A

filling defect

18
Q

what would you see if you put contrast in and there was melena

A

ulceration- filling defects
Contrast adheres

19
Q

what wrong and how do you know

A

luminal obstruction- filling defects with contrast

Intestines super distended before FB, normal after

20
Q

what wrong

A

Gas bubbles not in GIT, suspect GI perforation

21
Q

what special view can you do to evaluate gas outside GIT

A

horizontal beam in lateral

22
Q

what Wrong and what view is this

A

gas outside GIT (perforation)
Horizontal beam on left lateral

23
Q

8yr old GSD presents with acute onset distended abdomen- following rad taken, what wrong and what view

A

GDV
Right lateral

24
Q

6yr old lab retriever presents with distended abdomen and tachycardia. Following rad was taken what are two ddx

A

Pyometra or early pregnancy

25
Q

5yr Shetland sheepdog presents with 2 day history of vomiting and anorexia. Following radiograph was taken. What wrong

A

pancreatitis
Stomach is pushed cranially, colon pushed dorsally

Only thing between stomach and colon is pancreas

26
Q

5yr old golden retriever presents with abdominal pain, intermittent vomiting. Following rad was taken what is likely dx

A

duodenal FB (golf tee sign)

27
Q

10yr old mixed breed got into trash 2 days prior, ate pork ribs, now vomits after each meal. Following rad was taken what is likely dx

A

Fat within pelvic canal compressing colon to cause dilation

28
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3yr old mixed breed presents for vomiting past 24hrs. Following rad taken what is likely dx

A

duodenal FB obstruction

29
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5yr old Labrador retriever presents for vomiting for 48hrs, unable to keep food or water down, 2 other FB surgeries last year. Following rad was taken what is likely dx

A

stricture causing partial obstruction at previous sx site

30
Q

9yr old Doberman pincher presents with 3 day history of lethargy, anorexia and vomiting. The following radiograph was taken. What likely dx and what view is this

A

pyloric FB
Left lateral