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10/30/2026

🩺 Case Spotlight: When Ultrasound Helps Connect the Dots
Not every patient arrives with a straightforward diagnosis. Sometimes, they present with vague but serious signs such as lethargy, loss of appetite, gastrointestinal bleeding, and significant abnormalities on bloodwork. In these cases, diagnostic imaging can play a critical role in uncovering what may be happening internally.
In this case, abdominal ultrasound revealed several important findings, including:
🔹 A large abdominal mass of uncertain origin
🔹 Moderate free fluid within the abdomen
🔹 Pancreatic changes consistent with inflammation or edema
🔹 Splenic abnormalities suggesting compromised blood flow
🔹 Additional liver and gallbladder changes requiring further evaluation
While ultrasound did not provide a single definitive diagnosis, it offered something equally valuable: a roadmap for the next steps.
Advanced imaging helps clinicians:
✅ Identify potentially life-threatening conditions
✅ Prioritize diagnostic and treatment plans
✅ Determine when additional testing, such as CT, fluid analysis, or biopsy, may be warranted
✅ Distinguish significant findings from incidental ones
One of the most important takeaways from this case is that ultrasound is not only a diagnostic tool. It is a decision-making tool. By providing a real-time view of internal structures, ultrasound helps veterinarians narrow down possibilities and make more informed recommendations for patient care.
Every image tells part of the story. The challenge is putting the pieces together.

10/26/2026

🐾 CASE SPOTLIGHT: When Follow-Up Imaging Changes Everything
A senior feline patient with a history of hyperthyroidism and chronic kidney disease returned for monitoring after bloodwork showed worsening kidney function, anemia, and continued increases in drinking and urination.
During the examination, an enlarged left kidney was suspected. Abdominal ultrasound revealed the cause: a large perinephric pseudocyst, a fluid-filled pocket surrounding the kidney that had progressed dramatically over only a few months.
Ultrasound findings included:
🔍 A large fluid-filled pseudocyst surrounding the left kidney
🔍 Advanced chronic kidney disease affecting both kidneys
🔍 Progressive changes consistent with declining kidney function
🔍 Multiple liver nodules requiring continued monitoring
Using ultrasound guidance, the fluid was drained to relieve pressure and obtain diagnostic samples for further evaluation.
This case serves as a powerful reminder that routine monitoring and follow-up imaging can detect significant changes long before they become obvious externally.
Early detection. Better information. Better patient care. ❤️

As National Veterinary Technician Week comes to an end, we want to express our sincere gratitude to veterinary technicia...
10/23/2026

As National Veterinary Technician Week comes to an end, we want to express our sincere gratitude to veterinary technicians everywhere.
Your knowledge, technical skill, and unwavering commitment to patient care help advance veterinary medicine and improve outcomes for countless animals.
Thank you for the critical role you play every day. Your contributions do not go unnoticed.
💙 With appreciation, The Oncura Partners Team

Understanding Hepatobiliary UltrasoundYour veterinarian may recommend a hepatobiliary ultrasound when bloodwork identifi...
10/23/2026

Understanding Hepatobiliary Ultrasound

Your veterinarian may recommend a hepatobiliary ultrasound when bloodwork identifies changes involving the liver.

A hepatobiliary ultrasound helps evaluate:

✅ Liver structure and appearance

✅ Gallbladder health

✅ Bile ducts

✅ Surrounding abdominal organs

✅ Changes not visible on bloodwork alone

Ultrasound provides additional information that helps your veterinary team better understand what's happening and determine the best next steps for your pet.

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Improve Ultrasound Utilization With One Simple ChangeMany clinics struggle with utilization because ultrasound isn't bui...
10/21/2026

Improve Ultrasound Utilization With One Simple Change

Many clinics struggle with utilization because ultrasound isn't built into existing workflows.

This month, try adding a simple checkpoint:

When elevated liver enzymes are identified, ask:

➡️ Is additional imaging needed?

➡️ Would ultrasound provide information that bloodwork alone cannot?

➡️ Is this a candidate for a hepatobiliary ultrasound exam?

The goal isn't to create more work.

The goal is to create a consistent process.

Build the Ultrasound HabitHigh-utilization clinics don't wait for the perfect case.They build a habit of considering ult...
10/19/2026

Build the Ultrasound Habit

High-utilization clinics don't wait for the perfect case.

They build a habit of considering ultrasound as part of routine patient evaluation.

This month, identify one workflow trigger:

✅ Elevated liver enzymes

✅ Chronic vomiting

✅ Unexplained weight loss

✅ PU/PD

When those findings are present, make ultrasound part of the clinical conversation.

Small habits lead to lasting changes in utilization.

Ultrasound is an extension of the physical exam.

📬 Check Your Inbox!The November Ultrasound Mindset Series Monthly Toolkit has been delivered.This month's toolkit includ...
10/15/2026

📬 Check Your Inbox!
The November Ultrasound Mindset Series Monthly Toolkit has been delivered.

This month's toolkit includes resources designed to support:
✅ Team Communication
✅ Client Communication
✅ Workflow Integration
✅ Monthly Implementation Actions
Remember, successful ultrasound programs aren't built through training alone. They're built through consistent habits, team engagement, communication, and workflow integration.

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Measure What MattersThis month, track one simple metric:➡️ How many patients with elevated liver enzymes received an ult...
10/14/2026

Measure What Matters

This month, track one simple metric:

➡️ How many patients with elevated liver enzymes received an ultrasound recommendation?

Many clinics track completed ultrasounds.

Fewer clinics track recommendations.

Understanding how often ultrasound is discussed can help identify opportunities to improve utilization and owner education.

Small measurements often lead to meaningful improvements.

Liver Changes on Bloodwork? Here's What Ultrasound Can Help Us Learn.When bloodwork identifies elevated liver values, yo...
10/14/2026

Liver Changes on Bloodwork? Here's What Ultrasound Can Help Us Learn.

When bloodwork identifies elevated liver values, your veterinarian may recommend an ultrasound examination.

Ultrasound can help evaluate:

✅ Liver appearance and structure

✅ Gallbladder health

✅ Bile ducts

✅ Nearby abdominal organs

✅ Changes that may not be visible on bloodwork alone

Understanding why those laboratory changes are occurring helps your veterinary team make more informed recommendations for your pet's care.

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10/09/2026

Ultrasound Case Spotlight 🐾🔍
This patient was referred for hematuria and prostatomegaly, and abdominal ultrasound provided important clarity.
Key Findings
🔸 Enlarged, heterogeneous, mineralized prostate with mild cavitation
🔸 Abnormal prostatic tissue extending into the bladder trigone
🔸 Moderately distended bladder containing mixed echogenic debris (cellular material, mucus, hematoma)
🔸 Bilateral adrenal enlargement
🔸 Left sublumbar lymphadenopathy
🔸 Splenomegaly with smooth, uniform parenchyma
🔸 Normal kidneys, liver contour, pancreas, and GI tract

Clinical Significance
The prostate’s appearance is most concerning for prostatic carcinoma or transitional cell carcinoma, with chronic prostatitis considered less likely. The enlarged sublumbar lymph node may represent metastatic disease or reactive lymphadenopathy.

Recommended Next Steps
• Ultrasound‑guided FNA/cytology of the prostate and lymph node
• Staging thoracic imaging • Adrenal evaluation for hyperplasia vs hyperadrenocorticism
• Continued monitoring of liver and spleen changes

Ultrasound remains essential for identifying structural disease early and guiding targeted diagnostics.

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