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Aiken, Sean, primary, Antinoff, Natalie, additional, Bauck, Louise, additional, Bell, Judith A., additional, Bennett, R. Avery, additional, Bihun, Craig, additional, Booth, Rosie, additional, Brooks, Dale L., additional, Brown, Susan A., additional, Crossley, David A., additional, Deeb, Barbara J., additional, Donnelly, Thomas M., additional, Funk, Richard S., additional, Heard, Darryl J., additional, Hernandez-Divers, Stephen J., additional, Hess, Laurie, additional, Hillyer, Elizabeth V., additional, Hoefer, Heidi L., additional, Huston, Sharon M., additional, Ivey, Evelyn, additional, Jenkins, Jeffrey R., additional, Kapatkin, Amy, additional, Loar, Andrew S., additional, Ludwig, Lori, additional, Mader, Douglas R., additional, Mitchell, Mark A., additional, Morrisey, James K., additional, Mullen, Holly S., additional, Murray, Michael J., additional, Ness, Robert D., additional, Orcutt, Connie, additional, O'Rourke, Dorcas P., additional, Paré, Jean A., additional, Paul-Murphy, Joanne, additional, Petrie, Jean-Paul, additional, Pollock, Christal G., additional, Rosenthal, Karen L., additional, Stefanacci, Joseph D., additional, Tully, Thomas N., additional, Walberg, James, additional, Weiss, Charles A., additional, Williams, Bruce H., additional, and van der Woerdt, Alexandra, additional

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2004
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14. External Hydrocephalus in Two Cats

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Dewey, Curtis W., primary, Coates, Joan R., additional, Ducoté, Julie M., additional, Stefanacci, Joseph D., additional, Walker, Michael A., additional, and Marino, Dominic J., additional

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2003
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Aiken, Sean, Antinoff, Natalie, Bauck, Louise, Bell, Judith A., Bennett, R. Avery, Bihun, Craig, Booth, Rosie, Brooks, Dale L., Brown, Susan A., Crossley, David A., Deeb, Barbara J., Donnelly, Thomas M., Funk, Richard S., Heard, Darryl J., Hernandez-Divers, Stephen J., Hess, Laurie, Hillyer, Elizabeth V., Hoefer, Heidi L., Huston, Sharon M., Ivey, Evelyn, Jenkins, Jeffrey R., Kapatkin, Amy, Loar, Andrew S., Ludwig, Lori, Mader, Douglas R., Mitchell, Mark A., Morrisey, James K., Mullen, Holly S., Murray, Michael J., Ness, Robert D., Orcutt, Connie, O'Rourke, Dorcas P., Paré, Jean A., Paul-Murphy, Joanne, Petrie, Jean-Paul, Pollock, Christal G., Rosenthal, Karen L., Stefanacci, Joseph D., Tully, Thomas N., Jr., Walberg, James, Weiss, Charles A., Williams, Bruce H., and van der Woerdt, Alexandra

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19. Comparative evaluation of the liver in dogs with a splenic mass by using ultrasonography and contrast-enhanced computed tomography.

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Irausquin RA, Scavelli TD, Corti L, Stefanacci JD, DeMarco J, Flood S, and Rohrbach BW

Subjects
Animals, Contrast Media administration & dosage, Dog Diseases diagnostic imaging, Dogs, Female, Liver Neoplasms diagnosis, Liver Neoplasms diagnostic imaging, Liver Neoplasms secondary, Male, Neoplasm Metastasis, Predictive Value of Tests, Prognosis, Sensitivity and Specificity, Splenic Neoplasms diagnosis, Splenic Neoplasms diagnostic imaging, Splenic Neoplasms pathology, Tomography, X-Ray Computed methods, Ultrasonography methods, Dog Diseases diagnosis, Liver Neoplasms veterinary, Splenic Neoplasms veterinary, Tomography, X-Ray Computed veterinary, Ultrasonography veterinary
Abstract

Evaluation of dogs with splenic masses to better educate owners as to the extent of the disease is a goal of many research studies. We compared the use of ultrasonography (US) and contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CT) to evaluate the accuracy of detecting hepatic neoplasia in dogs with splenic masses, independently, in series, or in parallel. No significant difference was found between US and CT. If the presence or absence of ascites, as detected with US, was used as a pretest probability of disease in our population, the positive predictive value increased to 94% if the tests were run in series, and the negative predictive value increased to 95% if the tests were run in parallel. The study showed that CT combined with US could be a valuable tool in evaluation of dogs with splenic masses.

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2008

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