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Enlarged PV in a kitten

Enlarged PV in a kitten

– 5 month old shelter kitten with a history of “poor-doing” at the sheleter – presented for fever, intermittent anorexia and tongue ulcers (suspect calici) – abdominal ultrasound unremarkabel except for enlarged jejunal and medial iliac LN’s and a very large PV  – the PV appears to be tortuous with a high velocity flow –…

Clarification of this kidney

Bailey Beam is a dog I scanned for practice while sedated for cleaning a hot spot labs were normal except ALT 166 and AP 365. Saw this abnormal Left Kidney on U/S Eric, you looked at this scan for me (invoice 53915)…Noted the renal calculi and sl. pylectasia but noted the parencyma was mostly unremarkable…