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The patient, a 10 year old FS Maltese, was presented for vomiting and diarrhea. On blood work she was found to have minor anemia and a WBC of 33,000.
The patient, a 10 year old FS Maltese, was presented for vomiting and diarrhea. On blood work she was found to have minor anemia and a WBC of 33,000.
Gastritis with 1.0 cm ulcer and regional localized peritonitis.
Air accumulation.
Emphysematous hepatitis, localized.
The small bladder calculus will likely pass without difficulty and was not obstructed at this time.
The stomach in this patient was significantly thickened at 1.15 cm in the pyloric outflow with a 1.0 cm cavitation with air accumulation within the wall and regional hyperechoic surrounding fat. This was associated with the mural defect. This is strongly consistent with ulcerative change. The duodenum and small intestine appeared unremarkable. Significant blood flow was noted to the region of the mural defect. There was no overt evidence of neoplasia. Air accumulation appears to be present in the right limb of the limb of the pancreas. Air penetration into the right medial liver was noted. The portal vein revealed no evidence of portal vein thrombosis.
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