– 9 year old FS pointer, hematuria, no urgency or frequency and no PU/PD
– 2 previous episodes of hematuria with wine-colored urine, 3+bilirubinuria and 3+ blood, no bacteria, USG 1.036 and 1.021
9 months ago and 6 months ago which seemed to respond to antibiotic.
– no epithelial or other cells seen in sediment
-bloodwork normal other than AlkPhos 253
– abnormal area of bladder wall seen from several angles, did not seem mobile
-mass?
– 9 year old FS pointer, hematuria, no urgency or frequency and no PU/PD
– 2 previous episodes of hematuria with wine-colored urine, 3+bilirubinuria and 3+ blood, no bacteria, USG 1.036 and 1.021
9 months ago and 6 months ago which seemed to respond to antibiotic.
– no epithelial or other cells seen in sediment
-bloodwork normal other than AlkPhos 253
– abnormal area of bladder wall seen from several angles, did not seem mobile
-mass?
Comments
yes polpypoid hyperplasia vs
yes polpypoid hyperplasia vs tcc these lesions can be either need to resect but do deep pelvic urethral scanning wiht the linear probe to ensure no TCC there first or sx will be futile.
yes polpypoid hyperplasia vs
yes polpypoid hyperplasia vs tcc these lesions can be either need to resect but do deep pelvic urethral scanning wiht the linear probe to ensure no TCC there first or sx will be futile.
Agreed…likely a TCC but
Agreed…likely a TCC but need to rule-out urethra involvement. This one’s resectable.
Agreed…likely a TCC but
Agreed…likely a TCC but need to rule-out urethra involvement. This one’s resectable.
Thank you very much, owners
Thank you very much, owners are contemplating whether to do surgery, meanwhile dog is on piroxicam.
Thank you very much, owners
Thank you very much, owners are contemplating whether to do surgery, meanwhile dog is on piroxicam.