Herzbeuteltamponade beim Hund – diagnostisches Vorgehen und Therapie

Die meisten Patienten mit einem Perikarderguss können durch eine gründliche klinische Untersuchung erkannt werden. Die Befunde umfassen gedämpfte Herztöne, paradoxen Puls und gestaute Jugularvenen mit und ohne Aszites. Eine ätiologische Diagnose ist anhand der Ergussanalyse nur selten möglich und die Prognose variiert deutlich je nach Ursache des Ergusses.

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