Airway haemorrhage in a dog with Angiostrongylus vasorum infection.

(b) A Boxer exhibiting a similar head bob to that seen in the English Bulldog, but this tremor began following an unremarkable anaesthetic episode (which can occasionally occur). Note how the tremor does not become more exaggerated or reduce in intensity when an attempt is made to distract the animal.

In this 10 minute video, Peter Graham explains where to obtain the data for use in the BSAVA lab method performance verification help tool

This clip shows an inflammatory polyp at the duodenal papilla in a dog with icterus. The proximal duodenum contains anechoic fluid. The common bile duct can be seen as a mildly dilated tubular structure with anechoic contents, adjacent to the papilla and duodenum. The papilla is markedly enlarged and diffusely hyperechoic, and has caused obstruction of the bile duct. An inflammatory polypoid growth was diagnosed.

Clip of an endocrine pancreatic tumour (insulinoma) in a 16-year-old West Highland White Terrier presented with a history of trembling, seizures and hypoglycaemia (same case as shown in Figure 12.9). The transducer was placed on the right cranial abdomen in transverse orientation. A hypoechoic nodule (‘mass’), approximately 8 mm in diameter, with few hyperechoic shadowing foci is visualized in close proximity to the descending duodenum. The authors would like to thank Dr George Henry (University of Tennesse) for his assistance with video post-processing and editing.

Intraosseous catheterization in a Cockatiel

Intravenous catheter inserted into the tarsal vein of a macaw