Sentences with phrase «diagnosis of pancreatitis»

Cats display these key clinical signs less frequently and a conclusive diagnosis of pancreatitis in this species is much more difficult to arrive at.

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We took him to the vet, and after a false diagnosis of pancreatitis, for which it stayed at the vet's hospital, they changed to pyelonephritis.

They confirmed the diagnosis of pancreatitis; gave him some antibiotics, gave him some fluids.

Pain control and fluid balance will be the primary approaches to treating a diagnosis of pancreatitis.

A combination of the above tests may be required to determine a diagnosis of pancreatitis or another disease that can cause similar clinical signs but may require different treatment.

When stringent criteria are applied abdominal ultrasonography is useful for the diagnosis of pancreatitis in both dogs and cats.

There are some subtle changes that can occur when pancreatitis is present but X-rays are at best a supportive test for making the diagnosis of pancreatitis.

Confirming a diagnosis of pancreatitis can be frustrating.

Substantially elevated (three to five times the normal level), lipase and amylase offer strong support for a diagnosis of pancreatitis, but the absence of these signs does not rule it out; lipase and amylase may be normal in as many as half of all dogs with pancreatitis.

Abdominal ultrasound is considered more useful than x-rays for the diagnosis of pancreatitis, and should be the next test performed if x-rays of the abdomen do not provide a definitive diagnosis.

Diagnosis of pancreatitis is not always straight - forward.

The diagnosis of pancreatitis can be confirmed with blood work by your veterinarian.