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Practical Small Animal Ultrasound: POCUS Techniques for Imaging Abdominal Lymph Nodes

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In this 1-hour webinar, discover how easy and affordable it is to add wireless ultrasound to your veterinary clinic or animal hospital. Learn how to:

  • Locate the left and right medial iliac, proximal colic, and jejunal lymph nodes using easily identifiable landmarks
  • Characterize the appearance of abdominal lymph nodes in feline and canine patients
  • Identify primary and secondary diseases of the lymph nodes
  • Interpret ultrasound images with examples of inflammatory and neoplastic changes
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