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A 7-year-old MN Welsh corgi with a history of lethargy, polydipsia, and polypnea was referred for an abdominal ultrasound. Recent blood work had revealed hypothyroidism and increased liver enzyme activity. Current therapy was soloxine.
A 7-year-old MN Welsh corgi with a history of lethargy, polydipsia, and polypnea was referred for an abdominal ultrasound. Recent blood work had revealed hypothyroidism and increased liver enzyme activity. Current therapy was soloxine.
Bilaterally enlarged symmetrical adrenal glands are consistent with pituitary dependent hyperadrenocorticism. There is no evidence of an adrenal gland tumor in this patient.
The left adrenal gland measured 2.66 x 0.7 x 0.75cm and the right adrenal gland measured 2.59 x 0.73cm.
It was recommended that the owner transfer the pet back to the primary veterinarian to follow up with the diagnostics and start treating the pet with lysodren or trilostane. (No further outcome was provided.)
Liver – hepatopathy (infectious, toxin, metabolic), neoplasia Hyperadrenocortism Pancreas – pancreatitis, neoplasia Thorax – pleural effusion, pulmonary disease Spinal cord disease – disc prolapse, neoplasia, traum
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