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...acids are increased. Bile acids can increase with any liver disease, so high bile acids are not specific to congenital portosystemic shunts. abdominal radiographs abdominal ultrasound (Figure 2) nuclear scintigraphy...

...Initial signs are often associated with abdominal pain. These can include but are not limited to: an anxious look or looking at the abdomen standing and stretching drooling distending abdomen...

...complete blood count urinalysis abdominal radiographs abdominal ultrasound vaginal cytology Radiographs are typically very suggestive but abdominal ultrasounds will typically identify the fluid filled uterus (Figure 1). Figure 1. A...

...a tube will be placed in the chest that can be aspirated post-operatively. Some veterinary surgeons will also perform an abdominal surgery to allow for the injection of a contrast...

...for crystals, which may help to determine the type of stone present, and for evidence of infection, and may be submitted for culture. Figure 1a. Abdominal radiograph of a dog...

...may demonstrate clinical signs relating to the underlying disease process. Patients suffering from cryptorchid testicles may demonstrate an abdominal mass on physical examination, which may cause clinical signs such as...

...and urinalysis) abdominal x-rays abdominal ultrasound chest x-rays advanced imaging such as computed tomography (CT) scan or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) Based on abdominal x-rays or abdominal ultrasound, your pet’s...