Cholangiohepatitis vs bile duct neoplasia
7 year FS DSH cat, outdoors-stray who presents with decreased apetite for 2-3 days. Mildly Dehydrated, no info about V-D-drinking, urine nor much more than this. After 2nd day in hospi appears bright and regaining a bit of apetite. -Biochem: ALP, ALT and TBIL sky high. Jaundiced. UA not done.CBC nothing significantly off.
Cholangiohepatitis vs bile duct neoplasia
7 year FS DSH cat, outdoors-stray who presents with decreased apetite for 2-3 days. Mildly Dehydrated, no info about V-D-drinking, urine nor much more than this. After 2nd day in hospi appears bright and regaining a bit of apetite. -Biochem: ALP, ALT and TBIL sky high. Jaundiced. UA not done.CBC nothing significantly off.
Splenic torsion? Thrombosis?
– 8 yr old MN Bull dog in a wheel chair due hind paralysis (diagnosis unknown) – presented with acute vomiting and pale mm; did not appear painful in the abdomen – trace abdominal effusion seen between the liver and spleen – the spleen is enlarged and “meaty”looking (normal for breed vs abnormal); no colour…
Splenic torsion? Thrombosis?
– 8 yr old MN Bull dog in a wheel chair due hind paralysis (diagnosis unknown) – presented with acute vomiting and pale mm; did not appear painful in the abdomen – trace abdominal effusion seen between the liver and spleen – the spleen is enlarged and “meaty”looking (normal for breed vs abnormal); no colour…
When to start Diuretics/Pimopendan
I recently did an echo on Bella. Bella is a 12 year old Maltese that weighs just over 8 pounds Grade 4/6 mitral regurgitation and 2/6 Tricuspid regurgitaion Chest X-rays: cardiomegally with dilated L atrium. No indication of pulmoary edema. Collapse/compression of the L main stem bronchus. Historical cough Echo findings:
When to start Diuretics/Pimopendan
I recently did an echo on Bella. Bella is a 12 year old Maltese that weighs just over 8 pounds Grade 4/6 mitral regurgitation and 2/6 Tricuspid regurgitaion Chest X-rays: cardiomegally with dilated L atrium. No indication of pulmoary edema. Collapse/compression of the L main stem bronchus. Historical cough Echo findings:
Managing Pyelonephritis
– 16 year MN DSH with history of chronic lower urinary tract signs, abdominal pain – urine culture resistant E.Coli but sensitive to Convenia; mild azotemia – has had 3 Convenia injections – u/s shows bilateral pylectasia – worse on the left side, thickened, hyperechoic renal cortices – left kidney has a hyperechoic, non-shadowing structure…
Managing Pyelonephritis
– 16 year MN DSH with history of chronic lower urinary tract signs, abdominal pain – urine culture resistant E.Coli but sensitive to Convenia; mild azotemia – has had 3 Convenia injections – u/s shows bilateral pylectasia – worse on the left side, thickened, hyperechoic renal cortices – left kidney has a hyperechoic, non-shadowing structure…
PSS’in a chihuahua cross
Hi, I would apprecite your interpretation of these clips: – 5year old Male intact chihuahua cross (5kg, not too small) presented for hematuria a few weeks back. A partial urinary tract scan showed lithiasis in bladder and kidneys. Cystotomy performed and 100% urate stones retrieved. Currently asymptomatic but history of a potential seizure episode 1…
PSS’in a chihuahua cross
Hi, I would apprecite your interpretation of these clips: – 5year old Male intact chihuahua cross (5kg, not too small) presented for hematuria a few weeks back. A partial urinary tract scan showed lithiasis in bladder and kidneys. Cystotomy performed and 100% urate stones retrieved. Currently asymptomatic but history of a potential seizure episode 1…