Severe Cystitis versus Neoplasia

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Severe Cystitis versus Neoplasia

Hello,

Hello,

Wondering if you would put neoplasia in front of cystitis on this cat. This is a M/N DSH that had a PU done 4 years ago. After a recent history of overdistended bladder and incontinence ( in the last 5-6 months) he presented with severe Hematuria. CBC, Chem are WNL, good urine concentration, possible UTI ( Culture pending).He’s not blocked; voiding normally.His kidneys are normal but the bladder is tickened and irregular, the wall measuring up to 0.4 cm in some areas. There is a soft tissue masslike structure that didn’t pick up collor. So to me it still can be a clot.Trigone area looks clean.

I’m posting some images. I ‘m considering treating as for cystitis( for 5-7 days) and if no improvment to consider traumatic catheterization aspiration with cytopathology.

 

Thank you,

 

Calin

 

Comments

rlobetti

Any changes in the sediment?

Any changes in the sediment? With the history chronic cystitis seems more likley but need to exclude neoplasia – if urine culture negative would do a traumatic catherization before symptomatic therapy

rlobetti

Any changes in the sediment?

Any changes in the sediment? With the history chronic cystitis seems more likley but need to exclude neoplasia – if urine culture negative would do a traumatic catherization before symptomatic therapy

vetecho

SEdiment: Bacteria moderate,

SEdiment: Bacteria moderate, Transitional epithelial 1-5/HPF; rbc >50 hpf; wbc 20-30 HPF, no crystalls.

Questions: for traumatic catheterization the bladder should be empty, right?What catheter do you recommend. If I use a 5 fr. red rubber would work ? do I collect the sample in a sterile tube and send for cytology or better if I make slides?

 

Calin

vetecho

SEdiment: Bacteria moderate,

SEdiment: Bacteria moderate, Transitional epithelial 1-5/HPF; rbc >50 hpf; wbc 20-30 HPF, no crystalls.

Questions: for traumatic catheterization the bladder should be empty, right?What catheter do you recommend. If I use a 5 fr. red rubber would work ? do I collect the sample in a sterile tube and send for cytology or better if I make slides?

 

Calin

EL

I agree more likely cystitis

I agree more likely cystitis but enough changes to merit traum cath. Here is th edescription of the procedure. TCC, polypoid cystitis, bladder lsa, all possible.

http://sonopath.com/resources/interventional-procedures

EL

I agree more likely cystitis

I agree more likely cystitis but enough changes to merit traum cath. Here is th edescription of the procedure. TCC, polypoid cystitis, bladder lsa, all possible.

http://sonopath.com/resources/interventional-procedures

rlobetti

The PU will predispose the

The PU will predispose the cat to recurrent bacterial infections, which fits in with the urine sediment changes and the changes to the bladder wall. But as mentioned above neoplasia needs to be excluded.

rlobetti

The PU will predispose the

The PU will predispose the cat to recurrent bacterial infections, which fits in with the urine sediment changes and the changes to the bladder wall. But as mentioned above neoplasia needs to be excluded.

vetecho

Thank you both. After 3 days

Thank you both. After 3 days of NSAID’s the bladder wall is  50 % thinner and I don’t see the previous structure . Suspect was just a  clot. Most likelly Cystitis

 

Calin

vetecho

Thank you both. After 3 days

Thank you both. After 3 days of NSAID’s the bladder wall is  50 % thinner and I don’t see the previous structure . Suspect was just a  clot. Most likelly Cystitis

 

Calin

EL

I would keep an eye on it…

I would keep an eye on it… maybe recheck in a few weeks

EL

I would keep an eye on it…

I would keep an eye on it… maybe recheck in a few weeks

vetecho

will do. cc

will do. cc

vetecho

will do. cc

will do. cc

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