FASTVet Blog | Veterinary Ultrasound Continuing Education

4 May

A 14 year old neutered male Labrador Retriever presented for examination for episodes of urinating on himself. On physical examination,

17 Apr

In this blog, we will discuss using focused ultrasound of the liver to evaluate for diffuse hepatic parenchymal changes. The

7 Apr

Fig. 1: The classic starting point and depth at the AFAST DH view. Note the thin white (hyperechoic)line that represents

5 Mar

Many veterinarians consider a normal physical examination (PE) as an adequate trauma work-up. In other words, if no abnormalities are

7 Feb

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The canine splenic mass and non-traumatic hemoabdomen caused by a ruptured splenic mass are common clinical presentations to both emergency

In this blog, we discuss using ultrasound for the diagnosis of pleural effusion using TFAST. In a previous emergency and

26 Nov

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“Sasha” is a 12 year old F/S DSH who was referred for a 2 week history of inappetance and weight loss.

6 Nov

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The use of the AFAST®-TFAST® DH (Diaphragmatico-Hepatic) view should be part of all veterinary ultrasound training, a conclusion drawn from a recent

29 Oct

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All sonographers performing TFAST® should focus on learning the Big 3 – described in this FASTvet Blog. See the FASTVet Video

29 Oct

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Fig. 1: The classic starting point and depth at the AFAST®-TFAST® Diaphragmatico-Hepatic (DH)H view. Note the thin white (hyperechoic)