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This 14 year old cat presented with weight loss.
Physical exam: alveolitis at both upper canines, unthrifty, incteris
CBC/Chem: ALT 630, AST 209, ALP 315, bilirubin 8.9
This 14 year old cat presented with weight loss.
Physical exam: alveolitis at both upper canines, unthrifty, incteris
CBC/Chem: ALT 630, AST 209, ALP 315, bilirubin 8.9
Abdominal US – The spleen reveals moderate generalized enlargement with an overall decrease in
echogenicity and a nodular pattern. The splenic capsule is expanded with scalloping
margins. The liver presents mild generalized enlargement with an overall increase in
echogenicity and heterogeneity. Lobar swelling is noted. The pancreas is enlarged – emphasizing the left lobe – with an overall decrease in
echogenicity and a nodular pattern as well as mild loss of echotexture. Mild structured
mesenteropathy is noted in the periphery of the left lobe. The medial iliac and splenic lymph nodes are enlarged and hypoechoic with
surrounding cellulitis/mesenteropathy as well as a short-to-long-axis ration of > 0.5.
