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Radiographic Diagnosis of 360-Degree Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus
While 180-degree GDVs have a classic radiographic appearance, 360-degree GDVs can be tricky to spot. This retrospective study looked at the radiographs of dogs with confirmed 360-GDV to identify any potential telltale markers.
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