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Spontaneous left medial liver lobe torsion and left lateral lobe infarction in a rottweiler.

Jitender Bhandal¹, Alan Kuzma, Greg Starrak.

Abstract

The abdominal ultrasonogram of a dog admitted for acute onset of collapse revealed an abnormally displaced left medial liver lobe with no blood flow. Surgical and histological findings confirmed the ultrasonographic diagnosis of left liver lobe torsion. Ultrasonographic findings were useful and probably sufficient for a correct diagnosis.

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Year: 2008 PMID： 19119369 PMCID： PMC2553492

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Can Vet J ISSN： 0008-5286 Impact factor: 1.008

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3 in total

Spontaneous left medial liver lobe torsion and left lateral lobe infarction in a rottweiler.

1. Radiographic and ultrasonographic findings of liver lobe torsion in a dog.

2. Hepatic abscesses in 13 dogs: a review of the ultrasonographic findings, clinical data and therapeutic options.

3. Radiographic diagnosis: liver lobe entrapment and associated emphysematous hepatitis.

4. Evaluation of leukocytosis, bacteremia, and portal vein partial oxygen tension in clinically normal dogs and dogs with portosystemic shunts.

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9. Analysis of intestinal flora of a patient with congenital absence of the portal vein.

10. Hepatic abscesses in dogs: 14 cases (1982-1994).

1. Concurrent gall bladder, liver lobe torsion, and bile peritonitis in a German shepherd dog 2 months after gastric dilatation/volvulus gastropexy and splenectomy.

2. Bicavitary effusion secondary to liver lobe torsion in a dog.

3. Acute liver lobe torsion in a kitten.