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This 7 year old F Malamute has a history of 17# weight loss in the past 6 months.
CBC/Chem: Hgb low 12.9, AST low 11, amylase 279
This 7 year old F Malamute has a history of 17# weight loss in the past 6 months.
CBC/Chem: Hgb low 12.9, AST low 11, amylase 279
The region of the aortic arch is effacing with the brachiocephalic trunk and cranial vena cava and appears prominent on the lateral view. However on the ventrodorsal view the width of the cranial mediastinum and the aortic arch is within normal limits. The lung parenchyma presents multifocal age-related incidental pulmonary osteomas/pleural plugs. There is a mild generalized bronchointerstitial lung pattern with thin mineralized bronchial walls and focal cylindrical bronciectasis.
Hypovolemia with mild microcardia and underperfusion of the lung
• Mild chronic bronchointerstitial lung pattern with mild focal bronchiectasis.
The odds of an active bronchitis appear to be small. The findings are
likely to be compatible with scarring past bronchitis/bronchopneumonia and incidental
at this point.
