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Echographie des noeuds lymphatiques du chien et du chat

Translated title of the contribution: Ultrasonography of lymph nodes in dogs and cats
  • Virginie Barberet*
  • *Corresponding author for this work

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Abstract

Ultrasonography of the superficial and abdominal lymph nodes is essential for diagnosis and screening for neoplastic processes such as lymphoma, histocytic sarcoma or carcinomas. By combining several ultrasonography criteria, normal and reactionary lymph nodes can often be differentiated from tumoral lymph nodes. The former are generally oval and isoechoic with neighbouring tissue, the hyperechoic hilus is sometimes visible, and vascularisation is central (hilar). In contrast, the latter are larger, rounded, anechoic and/or heterogeneous with possible loss of visibility of the central hilus.The vascularisation is initially peripheral then becomes mixed.

Translated title of the contributionUltrasonography of lymph nodes in dogs and cats
Original languageFrench
Pages (from-to)62-67
Number of pages6
JournalPoint Veterinaire
Volume41
Issue number308
Publication statusPublished - 1 Sept 2010

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