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An 8-year-old female spayed Shepherd mix dog was presented for evaluation prior to anesthesia for sialocele surgery. CBC and urinalysis were within normal limits, whereas serum biochemistry showed elevated liver enzyme activity.
An 8-year-old female spayed Shepherd mix dog was presented for evaluation prior to anesthesia for sialocele surgery. CBC and urinalysis were within normal limits, whereas serum biochemistry showed elevated liver enzyme activity.
Sialocele. Resection is warranted.
The right salivary gland was enlarged with cystic changes or parenchymal proliferation. This measured 3.46 x 2.66 cm. This appears to be encapsulated and consistent with a sialocele. Upon further investigation, with power Doppler, no blood flow was noted to the echogenic material within the sialocele; Therefore, this appears to be echogenic fluid and not tissue proliferation. However, biopsies and culture would be recommended at the time of the sonogram.
Not known.
Liver value elevations – Vacuolar hepatopathy, reactive hepatopathy, nodular regeneration, chronic-active hepatitis, neoplasia, granuloma. Submandibular mass – Sialocele, abscess, neoplasia, foreign body.
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