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Ultrasonography of Osteosarcoma in Dogs
Sonography Atlas of Dogs

Generally Sonography Atlas of Dogs - Genitourinary system

(Allgemeiner Sonographie-Atlas von Hunden) - (Urogenitales System)

Male reproduktion

(Männliche Fortpflanzung)

dog ultrasonography ultrasound / hund sonographie ultraschall

Intraprostlitico cyst ( Q ) ; P = prostate ; V = bladder neck .

N. Díez Bru
"Ecografía abdominal en pequeños animales."
CLINICA VETERINARIA DE PEQUEÑOS ANIMALES
Volumen 12, Número 3, Julio/Septiembre 1992

Ultrasound image of canine reproduction track image of dogs testical

(from http://idhumanbody.com)

Ultrasonographic and colour doppler images of right testis: the normal echographic pattern of testis is not recognizable. The mediastinum testis is not showed and blood flows is visible within the parenchyma.

Ultrasonographic image of left testis: The testis is small and iperechoic. None Doppler signal are present and it appears as fat tissue.

From: Bigliardi et al: Clinical, genetic and pathological features of male pseudohermaphroditism in dog

Figure 1. Prostate carcinoma: increase of volume and change of normal echographic findings.

Figure 2. Prostate carcinoma: in the bottom of the image is present one para-prostatic cyst (white arrow). Note the increase of volume and alteration of prostate tissue.

Figure 3. Prostate carcinoma: Neutered dog. The structure of prostate shows ipoechoic (white arrow) and anechoic areas (red arrow).

("Canine Prostate Carcinoma: Four Clinical Cases in Sexually Intact and Neutered Dogs", DOI:10.4236/oju.2012.24042, from: http://file.scirp.org)

Hund mit abdominalem Kryptorchismus und Aszites (links: Hoden, rechts: Nebenhoden)

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoden

„Abdominaler Kryptorchismus Sono“. Lizenziert unter CC BY 2.5 über Wikimedia Commons - http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Abdominaler_Kryptorchismus_Sono.jpg#mediaviewer/File:Abdominaler_Kryptorchismus_Sono.jpg

Transitional cell carcinoma and regional lymphadenopathy in an old, neutered dog with hematuria and dysuria. Sagittal (A) and transverse (B) images of the bladder neck and prostate. Strongly shadowing hyperechoic foci are in the prostate, and a soft-tissue projection is in the bladder lumen (arrow). Sagittal images of right medial iliac (C) and hypogastric (D) lymph nodes, which appear enlarged and irregular. The medial iliac node (C) is relatively uniform and nearly anechoic in comparison with the hypogastric (D) node that is heterogeneous and coarse in echotexture. These lymph nodes are adjacent to the external and internal iliac vessels, respectively.

With special thanks to the authors of the book "Small Animal Ultrasonography" , Marc-André d’Anjou and Dominique Penninck

Sonographische Darstellung einer durch BPH bedingten Koprostase beim Hund

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benigne_Prostatahyperplasie

„Prostatahyperplasie Koprostase Sono“ von Kalumet - Eigenes Werk. Lizenziert unter GFDL über Wikimedia Commons - http://commons.wikimedia.org

Typical Doppler ultrasound waveforms from the testicular artery of post-pubertal dogs. Images were recorded from (A) distal supra-testicular artery, (B) marginal artery, (C) intra-testicular artery.

"Regional differences of testicular artery blood flow in post pubertal and pre-pubertal dogs", Mírley B de Souza, Claudia C Barbosa, Gary CW England, Antonio C Mota Filho, Carmen Vládia S Sousa, Gabriela G de Carvalho, Herlon Victor R Silva, José N Pinto, Jussiara CS Linhares and Lúcia DM Silva

doi:10.1186/s12917-015-0363-3

Typical Doppler ultrasound waveforms from the testicular artery of pre-pubertal dogs. Images were recorded from (A) distal supra-testicular artery, (B) marginal artery, (C) intra-testicular artery.

doi:10.1186/s12917-015-0363-3

Prostatic image in a dog using transrectal ultrasound.

J Thibaut *, J Santander, M Mieres

"Comparative study of the canine prostate using transrectal and transabdominal ultrasonographic techniques"

http://dx.doi.org/10.4067/S0301-732X2009000100008

Prostatic image in a dog using transrectal ultrasound.

J Thibaut *, J Santander, M Mieres

"Comparative study of the canine prostate using transrectal and transabdominal ultrasonographic techniques"

http://dx.doi.org/10.4067/S0301-732X2009000100008

Ectopic testes in a canine Fox

Paulistinha 9 months.

With special thanks to Priscilla Pinel, Medical Veterinary.

Currently serves in veterinary clinics and homes for the municipality of Rio de Janeiro ( south, north and west ).

http://veterinariapriscillapinel.com.br

Ectopic left testicle of a canine Australian Red 10 month.

With special thanks to Priscilla Pinel, Medical Veterinary.

Currently serves in veterinary clinics and homes for the municipality of Rio de Janeiro ( south, north and west ).

http://veterinariapriscillapinel.com.br

Echography showed a parenchyma of a heterogeneous texture and presence of several cavities prostate sufferers hypoechogenes with a normaly vesical and renal. P: Prostate; PK: Prostatic kystic; B: Normal blader.

Ahmed Boucif, Khadidja Madani, Aboud Boulkaboul and Khaled Slimani

"Chronic Prostatitis (CP) in Atlas Shepherd Dog: A Case-Control Study"

doi: 10.4172/2327-5073.1000197

Testicular atrophy in an 1.5-year-old, right sided cryptorchid Shi Tzu. The right testicle is found in the abdominal cavity (A), adjacent to intestinal loops. It is small (1.4 cm long) while the left scrotal testicle (B, between cursors) is normal in size (2.2 cm long).

With special thanks to the authors of the book "Small Animal Ultrasonography" , Marc-André d’Anjou and Dominique Penninck

Ultrasound through the scrotum.
In the picture we see on the right testicle normal echotexture. On the left side is the other testicle with a normal area echotexture but another with mixed picture.

With special thanks to Irene García Patiño (Sombra Acústica), veterinarian at the Veterinary Clinic Argos in Cee (A Coruña, Spain). http://sombraacustica.com

Scrotal hernia. In both ultrasounds seen within the scrotal sac, bowel loops left and right to the testicle. In the testis is a central hyperechoic line corresponding to the mediastinum testis.

With special thanks to Irene García Patiño (Sombra Acústica), veterinarian at the Veterinary Clinic Argos in Cee (A Coruña, Spain). http://sombraacustica.com

Prostatic cyst.

With special thanks to Irene García Patiño (Sombra Acústica), veterinarian at the Veterinary Clinic Argos in Cee (A Coruña, Spain). http://sombraacustica.com

Sagittal diagnostic ultrasound images of the caudal os penis region (a) the obstructive haemangiosarcoma mass between the cursors is located cranially to the anechoic dilated urethra and (b) slightly different imaging plane showing the irregular hyperechoic os penis remnants with some acoustic shadowing within the haemangiosarcoma.

Richard K. Burchell, Robert M. Kirberger,
Drienie D. (Didi) Janse van Rensburg, "Haemangiosarcoma of the os penis in a dog: The most common neoplasm of the canine penis", http://dx.doi.org/10.4102/
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