How to Ultrasound the Canine Pancreas | Step-by-Step Scanning Technique with Dr Stefano Ludovici скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Ultrasound the Canine Pancreas | Step-by-Step Scanning Technique with Dr Stefano Ludovici

Understanding how to reliably identify and assess the canine pancreas is essential for accurate diagnosis of pancreatitis, neoplasia, abscessation, focal disease and biliary obstruction. In this practical, step-by-step tutorial, Dr Stefano Ludovici DVM, PgCertImag (WBIS), GPCert (SAM), MRCVS walks you through: • Pancreatic anatomy in dogs (right lobe, body, left lobe) • Key anatomical landmarks — duodenum, pylorus, portal vein • Identifying the pancreaticoduodenal vein • Recognising the pancreatic capsule • Differentiating the pancreatic duct from vascular structures using colour Doppler • Alternative patient positioning techniques (left vs right lateral recumbency) • Scanning the pancreatic body and left lobe effectively • Common pitfalls and practical tips This video is designed for veterinary surgeons looking to refine their abdominal ultrasound technique and improve confidence when evaluating pancreatic disease. 🩺 About VAIS Veterinary Advanced Imaging Services (VAIS) provides mobile, in-practice small animal ultrasound across Suffolk, Norfolk, Essex, Cambridgeshire and East London. We bring referral level imaging directly into your clinic, allowing patients to stay with their primary care team while benefiting from advanced diagnostics. Our service includes: • Abdominal, thoracic, neck and musculoskeletal ultrasound • Ultrasound guided sampling • Structured same day reports • PMS ready images and video clips • Vet-to-vet discussion + vet-to-client discussion where requested • On the day upskilling and collaborative case support 📍 Keep cases in-house. 📍 Improve clinical confidence. 📍 Deliver advanced care without referral delays. 📩 Refer a Case WhatsApp: +44 7493 694 191 Email: info@vaisultrasound.com Website: www.vaisultrasound.com/refer-a-case If you found this video useful please like, subscribe and let us know in the comments what topics you would like covered next.