A veterinarian performs a pet abdominal ultrasound, which is a good way to check your pet's health. This article focuses on the basic understanding of abdominal ultrasound, including pet abdominal ultrasound perform.
What is an abdominal ultrasound?
Ultrasonography, in a nutshell, employs high frequency sound waves to “paint” an interior structure. A probe that the doctor holds in their hand and moves over the target region emits the waves. These waves can generate an image by being reflected back, passing through, or being absorbed by tissues. Ultrasound is a non-invasive test that may be performed on virtually any part of the body.
What problems can an abdominal ultrasound solve?
When a doctor performs a pet abdominal ultrasound, they only look at a specific area of interest and also look at all abdominal organs. This includes the stomach, intestines, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, kidneys, adrenal glands and bladder, and possibly other structures.
Maybe your pet has elevated liver values, or maybe your dog or cat has chronic gastrointestinal symptoms or diabetes. An abdominal ultrasound can give your doctor a detailed look at their stomach and intestines and other related structures and check for other health problems that may affect the disease.
How is an abdominal ultrasound performed?
An abdominal ultrasound is not entirely different from an abdominal ultrasound that a pregnant woman may receive. Your dog or cat will lie on its back in the padded well. They may need to be sheared off. By trimming the hair and applying a warm ultrasound gel, the veterinarian can help ensure good contact between the probe and the abdomen for the best possible image.
Sometimes an abdominal ultrasound will guide your doctor to recommend further tests, such as needle sampling, recommending endoscopy or surgery, etc.
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Post time: Feb-13-2023
