Distinguishing the Left Adrenal Gland from Periaortic Lymph Nodes in Ultrasound Imaging
Accurately identifying the left adrenal gland in canine ultrasound imaging can sometimes be tricky due to the presence of nearby structures like...
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Fred Gromalak, DVM
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Mar 17, 2026 11:20:05 AM
We recently hosted an insightful veterinary abdominal ultrasound training March 10-12, 2026, at our outpatient imaging center in Waukesha, WI. This training is designed to empower practitioners and veterinary technicians with advanced diagnostic skills for small animals. These sessions, part of our ongoing commitment to high-quality ultrasound training, offered a deep dive into systematic scanning techniques, critical decision-making, and practical application in a clinical setting.
"The training course was easy to understand, not intimidating, and allowed for a large amount of hands on practice. The staff is amazing." - Dr. Richard Otto, St Charles Veterinary Clinic, St. Charles, IL
What We Explored: A Comprehensive Abdominal Journey
Our instructors guided attendees through a comprehensive exploration of the canine and feline abdomen, covering a wide array of organs and pathologies. The lectures emphasized a systematic approach to ensure thorough evaluation and diagnostic accuracy.
Key areas of focus included:

*Pictured: Aliceon Eckerle being trained by Kim Leidberg
Beyond the Scan: Building Efficiency and Confidence
Our training goes beyond just identifying structures. We focused on practical skills to enhance clinical efficiency and diagnostic confidence. Attendees learned to:
Why Veterinary Ultrasound?
The ability to perform high-quality abdominal ultrasounds is not just a diagnostic tool; it's a cornerstone of modern veterinary practice. It offers:
Join Our Next Training Session!
If you're a veterinarian eager to elevate your abdominal ultrasound skills, our hands-on, small-group training sessions are designed for you. We provide a supportive and interactive learning environment, complete with lectures and extensive practical scanning time on both dogs and cats.
Don't miss the opportunity to gain the confidence and expertise needed to excel in veterinary ultrasonography.
Ready to unlock your diagnostic potential? Register for our upcoming training sessions and transform your practice!
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