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This 10 year old MN Cocker Spaniel dog presented with acute onset PU/PD. Recent anorexia, cranial abomen full on palpation and loss of detail near kidneyon rads. Glucose low.
This 10 year old MN Cocker Spaniel dog presented with acute onset PU/PD. Recent anorexia, cranial abomen full on palpation and loss of detail near kidneyon rads. Glucose low.
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Left kidney presented renal vein thrombus, swollen, irregular contour. Left kidney measured 6.9 cm. Right kidney also presented thrombus deriving from the right renal vein.
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Full coagulation panel is warranted. Suspect bilateral pheochromocytoma or similar neoplasia. Ultrasound guided FNA of the adrenals could be considered for further definition. Blood pressure measurements are also warranted; however, prognosis is extremely guarded to poor. CT evaluation would be ideal. Antithrombotic therapy would be warranted as well.
