09_00165 Stella K Pyometra
A 5-year-old intact female Border collie that was last in estrus a year ago was presented for evaluation of vaginal bleeding and decreased activity and appetite. On physical examination, the abdomen was painful and tense and there frank blood from the vagina. Abnormalities on CBC and serum biochemistry were leukocytosis, monocytosis, and hyperglobulinemia.
RAD – Consolidation of the left cranial lung lobe with bilateral pleural effusion; bronchial pattern; splenomegaly in a 14 year old DSH cat
The patient is a 3-14 year old MN DSH cat presented for a second opinion; history of decreased urination, activity and appetite. Physical exam – QAR, murmur 2/6, lungs -wnl; abdomen distended and doughy CBC: RBC 3.3, HCT 5.7, Hemo 5.7,platelets 192 (all decreased) – regenerative anemia. Chemistry: TP 15.9 (H), Albumin 1.8 (Low), BUN…