A NM, 9 year old, canine Corgi Cross was presented with a history of tenesmus and had been empirically treated with Clavamox. Blood work was within normal limits.
A NM, 9 year old, canine Corgi Cross was presented with a history of tenesmus and had been empirically treated with Clavamox. Blood work was within normal limits.
Case Study
09-00018 Kirby D Prostatic carcinoma —-NEEDS FNA results Jen 3—
Sonographic Differential Diagnosis
Suggestive of prostatic carcinoma with urethral invasion. Age related renal changes. Recommend initiation of Deramaxx and enrofloxacin or similar antibiotic. A recheck sonogram was recommended in a month.
Image Interpretation
The urinary bladder itself appeared largely normal. The pathology appeared localized to the prostate. The prostate in this patient presented mineralizing irregularities with an anechoic cyst that was drained with ultrasound guidance. Fine-needle aspirates were performed of the parenchymal portion. This is highly suggestive for prostatic carcinoma and measured 2.6 cm in width and appears to be infiltrating the urethra.
DX
Suggestive of prostatic carcinoma with urethral invasion.
Outcome
No further outcome
Clinical Differential Diagnosis
Colon – colitis, constipation, neoplasia, stricture, obstruction. Bladder – neoplasia, urolith, cystitis. Prostate – abscess, neoplasia
Sampling
Prostate and prostatic cyst
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Patient Information
Type of Imaging : Ultrasound
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