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This 11 year old FS DSH cat presented for ADR. On physical exam she was severely icteric.
CBC: HCT 37.6, TP 8.3, platelet count 324,000
Chem: ALT 693, ALKP 235, Tbili 24.3, BUN 89, Crea 11.2 (was 1.2 48 hours prior), Phos 17.9
This 11 year old FS DSH cat presented for ADR. On physical exam she was severely icteric.
CBC: HCT 37.6, TP 8.3, platelet count 324,000
Chem: ALT 693, ALKP 235, Tbili 24.3, BUN 89, Crea 11.2 (was 1.2 48 hours prior), Phos 17.9
cholangiohepatitis, occult lymphoma, lipidosis
The liver in this patient was mildly hyperechoic to the falciform fat. The gallbladder
was mildly thickened. This is consistent with cholecystitis pattern. Age related renal changes.
Recommendations are treatment for cholangiohepatitis and hepatic toxicity along with evauation
of the cytology. No complications were noted post sampling. The cause of azotemia is
unclear in this patient unless acute episodes such as thrombosis or sepsis is an issue.
FNA/cytology of the liver: hepatocelluar vacuolization, granularity and lipidosis
