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RAD – Generalized bronchointerstitial lung pattern, allergy vs infectious in a 8 year old F Flat Coated Retriever

Case Study

RAD – Generalized bronchointerstitial lung pattern, allergy vs infectious in a 8 year old F Flat Coated Retriever

This 8 year old F Flat Coated Retriever presented with a cough of one month duration that has worsened over that time.

This 8 year old F Flat Coated Retriever presented with a cough of one month duration that has worsened over that time.

Image Interpretation

Rads of the thorax – The lung reveals a moderate generalized bronchointerstitial pattern with thin walled mineralized bronchi. Multifocal pulmonary osteomas are seen which is an age related incidental finding. 

DX

¥ Moderate generalized bronchointerstitial pattern ¥ No evidence of a malignancy

Outcome

Consider normal geriatric changes versus allergic or infectious (viral, and unlikely bacterial/fungal) bronchitis. If the patient remains refractory to empirical therapy tracheobronchoscopy with bronchoalveolar lavage should be considered for furtehr definition.

Patient Information

Patient Name : Skye/Cranberry Hill AH
Gender : Female, Intact
Species : Canine
Type of Imaging : Ultrasound
Status : Complete
Liz Wuz Here : Yes
Code : 17_00048

Clinical Signs

  • Coughing

Images

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Clinical Signs

  • Coughing