ULTRASONOGRAPHIC DIAGNOSIS OF HYDRONEPHROSIS IN A COW
Gloria D. Harrison, David S. Biller, David G. Wilson, William L. Castleman
Abstract
Gloria D. Harrison, David S. Biller, David G. Wilson, William L. Castleman
Abstract
A ruptured right kidney was diagnosed in a cow with clinical signs of mild intermittent abdominal pain and no laboratory evidence of renal failure. Ultrasonography of the kidneys demonstrated unilateral hydronephrosis and retroperitoneal fluid. A unilateral nephrectomy using a staple instrument was performed. Ultrasonographic evaluation allowed an early and accurate diagnosis with subsequent successful surgical intervention and treatment.
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A ruptured right kidney was diagnosed in a cow with clinical signs of mild intermittent abdominal pain and no laboratory evidence of renal failure. Ultrasonography of the kidneys demonstrated unilateral hydronephrosis and retroperitoneal fluid. A unilateral nephrectomy using a staple instrument was performed. Ultrasonographic evaluation allowed an early and accurate diagnosis with subsequent successful surgical intervention and treatment.
Key concepts: Medicine, Hydronephrosis, Ultrasonography, Nephrectomy, Radiology, Surgery, Kidney, Abdominal pain