L’épanchement péricardique chez le chien : approche clinique et diagnostic étiologique

Lemaitre, Pierre

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L’épanchement péricardique chez le chien : approche clinique et diagnostic étiologique

Lemaitre, Pierre

2013 • In Point Vétérinaire, (338), p. 67-72

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Keywords :

pericardial effusion; cardiac tumours; echocardiography; right heart failure

Abstract :

[en] Pericardial effusion mainly affects middle-aged and large-breed dogs. The clinical signs are more or less those of right heart failure, which aids diagnosis. This is confirmed by echocardiography. Several tests are used to assess the impact on cardiac function and clarify the aetiology, including radiography, echocardiography, histopathology, measurement of cardiac troponin I and cardiac magnetic resonance imaging. The most common causes of pericardial effusion are haemangiosarcoma and idiopathic pericardial effusion, followed by mesothelioma. The prognosis is strongly influenced by the aetiology and treatment option chosen.

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Veterinary medicine & animal health

Author, co-author :

Lemaitre, Pierre ; CHUV Oniris Atlanpôle > Internat en clinique des animaux de compagnie

Language :

French

Title :

L’épanchement péricardique chez le chien : approche clinique et diagnostic étiologique

Alternative titles :

[en] Clinical conduct and etiological diagnosis in dog pericardial effusions

Publication date :

September 2013

Journal title :

Point Vétérinaire

ISSN :

0335-4997

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Point Vétérinaire, Maisons-Alfort, France

Issue :

338

Pages :

67-72

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Peer reviewed

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