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Learn how ultrasound was used to identify a mass that originated in the kidney.

Case Study: Hillsborough Veterinary Clinic

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Dr. Crystal Martinez used a Piloter ultrasound and CoreVu to complete an abdominal scan.

The Study:

Patient Type: Smudge, a 10year old FS pit mix, weighing around 38.4lbs presented for lethargy and vomiting.

  • Abdominal radiographs showed increased soft tissue opacity in the dorsal abdomen with a mass effect of the GIT
  • The ultrasound was used to determine the location of the mass as well as to locate any abnormal lymph nodes
Case Study: Hillsborough Veterinary Clinic

Results of Study

The ultrasound determined that the mass originated in the kidney. That knowledge helped us guide the owner in their decision making process regarding prognosis and possible referral for surgical/chemotherapeutic treatment.

 

 

"CoreVu was very helpful in obtaining appropriate images in a timely manner with a quick turn around on the radiology report."

Dr. Crystal Martinez: Hillsborough Veterinary Clinic, NC

 

 

The sonographers that support CoreVu help to break down the scan in an organized fashion, following a protocol to visualize all the abdominal organs. CoreVu Scan Assist gives you the ability to have a sonographer instruct you through your entire exam. This technology will help you acquire diagnostic images to be then read by our board-certified radiologist.

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