
17:19
global heart enlargement - hudge

17:24
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18:30
There is a pretty big left atrium

18:32
dorsal deviation of trachea also -meaning big heart

19:09
on VD view latra ldeviation (left) of trachea - not normal

21:27
inspiratory versus expiratory views

22:57
colapse?

23:45
collapse of the left mainstem bronchus

23:52
also on vd view right principal bronchus absent or colapsed

24:23
inspiratory versus expiratory phase

25:07
expiratory colapse is most frequently associated with chronic bronchial disease?

25:18
just like asthma

30:50
is the right caudal lung more opaque?

31:18
right cvaudal lung lobe

33:52
RESPONSE TO THERAPY?

34:03
pulmonar oedema is "standard" approach. what about the large airway colapse? how to manage?

34:38
clinical and xray again

35:10
hours

35:12
HOURS

36:12
would you be confidente to use resting respiratory rate to monitor that?

37:46
depends on how bad the chronic cough is

37:48
not so importante today. could wait a bit

38:42
bhronchomalacia?

38:43
cough suppressants :(

39:05
opioids?

39:10
opiods

40:06
fluroscopy

40:07
fluoroscopy?

40:18
fluoroscopy?

42:18
left

42:19
dv view - pleural fluid next to heart sillouete

42:48
pulmonar contusion/haemorrhage?

42:49
pleual fluid ventral aspect of LL view + left caudal lung lobe opacification on VD. looks alveolar pattern

42:57
the bronchus is pointing the wrong direction

43:18
does he has a broken rib (5th)?

43:27
left side

43:53
maybe 6th too

45:07
contusion due to impact on thoracic wall

45:26
trauma looks like on thorax (subcutaneous oedema on brachial zone also)

47:19
left side free fluid pon DV view

47:33
left caudal lung lobe looks shrunken, possibly rounded on VD

49:34
is the left cranial bronchus going in the wrong direction?

50:26
lung lobe torsion?

50:30
left caudal lo=ung lobe

50:41
pneumothorax

52:39
remove free air

52:43
tap the air

53:31
removing blood could enhance bleeding also by reducing pressure and remove clott from bleeding site?

54:48
Do you think pneumothorax is originated from thoracic Wall lesion or from pulmonar lesion? Or both?

55:14
would opioids bring respiratory down and be deleterious? what about paracetamol? aceptable?

55:17
lay on left side. don't remove blood clot

57:42
penetrating wounds

59:54
opioids are more respiratory compromising than those

01:00:58
It has to be a Portuguese cat (unfriendly)

01:01:23
touche joao.

01:03:38
pancreatitis

01:03:44
pankreatitis

01:03:51
pancreatitis

01:03:55
cholecystitis, cholangiohepatitis

01:04:03
cholangiohepatitis

01:05:04
FIV/FeLV status?

01:05:42
immunologi creaction? Infection?

01:05:55
lymphoma?

01:06:12
mast cell

01:07:14
spleen - vector borne disease?

01:07:16
possible IBD vs lymphoma

01:07:45
i was going to say: normal versus abnormal :)

01:08:03
test retrovirus

01:08:16
and spleen cytology?

01:08:23
FIV, FeLV test

01:08:31
GB aspirate

01:08:39
biopsy

01:09:59
round cell

01:10:00
lymphocytes

01:10:08
lymphs

01:11:47
is that what caused the CBD dilation?

01:11:53
gut lesion was related to lymphoma?

01:11:58
do you worry about spleen bleeding?

01:12:45
did you tested for retrovírus?

01:16:05
Gel molds are great

01:16:55
thank you

01:16:56
Great talk, thanks!