Portosystemic Shunts - DeLIVERering the Best for Your Patients in the Acute and the Long-Term Diagnostics Alternatively

Alternatively

The often complex anatomy and position of intra-hepatic shunt vessels makes them less amenable to surgical attenuation when compared to the extra-hepatic variant and interventional closure of the shunt vessel is usually the treatment of choice for which novel techniques are also available

Exotics/Diagnostics

in some cases

Portosystemic Shunts - DeLIVERering the Best for Your Patients in the Acute and the Long-Term Diagnostics AlternativelyAn intra hepatic portosystemic shunt is a congenital abnormality affecting the vasculature of the liver. While single, extra hepatic shunt vessels are encountered more commonly than intra hepatic variants, intra hepatic shunts may account for up to ~30% of congenital hepatic vascular anomalies in dogs. Diagnostic evaluation and medical management of intra and extrahepatic shunts are similar with new management strategies evolving. The often complex