Simple Summary Hepatocellular carcinoma is identified not uncommonly within the canine
and human population. Substantial effort has been put forth to identify treatment strategies …

Objective: To assess if there are any ultrasonographic features that may enable tentative
diagnosis of hepatic parenchymal disease. Methods: Records of 371 dogs that had …

Gray‐scale ultrasonography is often used to screen for involvement of the liver and spleen in
canine lymphoma patients but the utility of sonography for staging lymphoma has not been …

The technique of fine-needle biopsy (fine-needle aspiration or fine-needle fenestration) for
cytologic evaluation can be extended to many sites beyond the traditional lymph node and …

Medical records from dogs having abdominal ultrasound (US) performed between March
2005 and October 2008 were reviewed for detection of focal liver lesions (FLL) with both …

Background Ultrasound examination is commonly used in the diagnostic evaluation of liver
disease in dogs. Hypothesis/Objectives To determine if hepatic sonographic features were …

Total serum bilirubin (TBIL) is used as a prognostic factor in chronic hepatitis (CH) in human
beings. To date, the authors are unaware of any studies looking at the value of TBIL as a …

Thus far, there are few computed tomography (CT) characteristics that can distinguish
benign and malignant etiologies. The criteria are complex, subjective, and difficult to use in …

Stage migration is described in humans and dogs as a sequel of using more sensitive
diagnostic methods. One hundred eighty‐six dogs with multicentric lymphoma were enrolled …

Objective—To investigate the value of clinical, laboratory, and imaging data for use in
predicting malignant or benign histologic results for ultrasonographically detected focal liver …