1977
DOI: 10.1016/s0091-0279(77)50031-7
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Radiologic Examination of the Feline Cardiovascular System

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“…Once the possibility of pulmonary oedema has been recognised, appropriate treatment can be started and followed up with more specific diagnostic tests when the patient is in a more stable condition. The labile nature of pulmonary oedema facilitates relatively rapid retrospective diagnosis if a marked reduction in lesion severity is observed in repeat radiographs obtained after 12 to 24 hours diuresis and cage rest (Lord and others 1974, Lord and Zontine 1977, Lamb 2002).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Once the possibility of pulmonary oedema has been recognised, appropriate treatment can be started and followed up with more specific diagnostic tests when the patient is in a more stable condition. The labile nature of pulmonary oedema facilitates relatively rapid retrospective diagnosis if a marked reduction in lesion severity is observed in repeat radiographs obtained after 12 to 24 hours diuresis and cage rest (Lord and others 1974, Lord and Zontine 1977, Lamb 2002).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Increased left atrial size was diagnosed from right lateral images as unequivocal bulging of the dilated left atrium extending caudo‐dorsally. Pure dorsal ventral elongation of the cardiac silhouette without caudal dorsal bulging was not considered specific of left atrial enlargement . On ventrodorsal radiographs, increased size of the left atrium and the left auricular appendage was diagnosed as bulging of the left heart border visible at the 1:30 o'clock to 3 o'clock position, using the clock‐face analogy .…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Radiographic abnormalities of the cardiac silhouette, however, are only detected if normal parameters are known and, to this end, abundant studies related to the radiographic assessment of the cardiac size have been performed in several species, including cats (Lord & Zontine 1977, Litster & Buchanan 2000a, Litster & Buchanan 2000b, Ghadiri et al 2008, dogs (Lehmkuhl et al 1997, Lamb et al 2001, Bavegems et al 2005, Hansson et al 2005, Marin et al 2007, Spasojević-Kosić et al 2007, Kraetschmer et al 2008, ferrets (Stepien et al 1999), llamas (Mattoon et al 2001), psittacines (Straub et al 2002), cattle (Jilintai et al 2006), monkeys (Harada et al 2009), rabbits (Onuma et al 2010) and alpacas (Nelson et al 2011).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%