Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Learn how to perform a canine renal ultrasound scan in lateral recumbency using the Butterfly ultrasound system. Dr. Lee Gregory demonstrates how to prepare the scanning area, position and orient the probe, optimize depth and gain, and evaluate the kidney in its entirety.
This veterinary ultrasound demonstration focuses on identifying the kidney and assessing its size, shape, and overall appearance. The scan also highlights evaluation of the renal pelvis and corticomedullary distinction for potential abnormalities.
Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction to Canine Renal Scanning
00:10 – Preparing the Scanning Area
00:20 – Locating the Left Kidney
00:30 – Applying Alcohol for Skin Preparation
00:50 – Probe Orientation and Positioning
01:10 – Optimizing the Kidney Image
01:30 – Fanning the Probe to Visualize the Kidney
01:40 – Evaluating Kidney Size and Shape
01:50 – Assessing Renal Abnormalities
02:00 – Evaluating the Cortex and Medulla
02:05 – Conclusion
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Disclaimer: For prescription use only. Butterfly iQ3™ is a portable ultrasound system designed for external ultrasound imaging. Read the User Manual for warnings, precautions, and contraindications.
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Learn how to perform a canine renal ultrasound scan in lateral recumbency using the Butterfly ultrasound system. Dr. Lee Gregory demonstrates how to prepare the scanning area, position and orient the probe, optimize depth and gain, and evaluate the kidney in its entirety.
This veterinary ultrasound demonstration focuses on identifying the kidney and assessing its size, shape, and overall appearance. The scan also highlights evaluation of the renal pelvis and corticomedullary distinction for potential abnormalities.
Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction to Canine Renal Scanning
00:10 – Preparing the Scanning Area
00:20 – Locating the Left Kidney
00:30 – Applying Alcohol for Skin Preparation
00:50 – Probe Orientation and Positioning
01:10 – Optimizing the Kidney Image
01:30 – Fanning the Probe to Visualize the Kidney
01:40 – Evaluating Kidney Size and Shape
01:50 – Assessing Renal Abnormalities
02:00 – Evaluating the Cortex and Medulla
02:05 – Conclusion
If you enjoyed this video, please Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more content on handheld ultrasound, point-of-care ultrasound, veterinary imaging, cattle health, livestock management, and the latest innovations in animal diagnostics. We’d love to hear your thoughts, so let us know in the comments how portable ultrasound is changing veterinary care.
Disclaimer: For prescription use only. Butterfly iQ3™ is a portable ultrasound system designed for external ultrasound imaging. Read the User Manual for warnings, precautions, and contraindications.
#ButterflyiQ #ButterflyiQPlus #ButterflyNetwork #POCUS #PointOfCareUltrasound #HandheldUltrasound #PortableUltrasound #Ultrasound #MedicalImaging #HealthcareTechnology #MedicalTechnology #PointOfCare #ClinicalInnovation #DigitalHealth
