RAD – mid abdominal mass effect with likely mesenteric pathology in a 13 year old FS Pitbull
This 13 year old FS Pitbull presented ADR, not eating, difficulty walking or even moving, enlarged axillary lymph node, blood in urine (history of UTI), dehyrated. CBC/Chem: BUN 227, Crea 7.1, Phos 15.9, ALB 4.4, ALKP 4396, Amyl 1622, Lip 5539TT4 0.7 low U/A: USPG 1.009, WBC tntc, cocci tntc, rbc tntc, protein +3, blood…
Ureteral calculus at the level of the ureteral papillae and minor pyelectasia in a 7 year old FS DLH cat
This 7 year old FS DLH cat has a long history of hematuria. Urine culture neg. USPG 1.040, pH 6.0, blood +4
Suspected multicentric lymphoma involving small intestine, kidney and bladder in a 9 year old MN DSH cat
This 9 year old MN DSH cat has a history of weight loss, hematuria and loss of appetite. WBC 40,000. Suspect intestinal mass.
Right ureteral mass in a 10 year old MN Pug with intermittent hematuria
This 10 year MN Pug dog presented for a 2 week history of intermittent hematuria. No improvement on Clavamox. No calculi on rads. Intermittent coughing for the last month. CBC/Chem: BUN 37, Crea 1.8 U/A: WBCs and RBCs positive, cocci positive, culture negative
Benign prostatic hyperplasia with prostatic and paraprostatic cysts with US guided drainage in a 5 year old M Mastiff
This 5 year old M Mastiff has a history of poor appetite, increased urination now with frank blood. Physical exam: dripping frank blood from penis, thin Chem: TP 78, ALB 40, AST 65 Urinalysis: hematuria, pyuria, struvits 50/hpf
Bladder mass with renal dystrophy, suspect transitional cell carcinoma (TCC) in a 11 year old MN DSH cat
This 11 year old MN DS cat has a history of hematuria/stranguria/pollakuria of 10 months duration. CBC/Chem: BUN 59, WBC low 2900 Urinalysis: USPG 1.016, protein +1, blood +3, WBCs 2-3/hpf, RBCs 21-50/hpf
Thickened ventral bladder wall and apex, R/O chronic cystitis, TCC , or round cell in a 9 year old FS Pug mix
A 9 year old FS Pug Mix was presented for evaluation of hematuria over a 2 month period that appeared to respond to Simplicef. Prior urinalysis had shown a specific gravity of 1.012 and prior blood work had shown for mild hyperglobulinemia as the only abnormality. Physical examination was normal.
Left ureteral mass with hydronephrosis and hydroureter in a 11 year old MN German Shepherd dog with suspected neoplasia
An 11-year-old MN German shepherd cross was presented for evaluation of acute onset hematuria and anorexia. Additional history was weight loss over a 4-week period. Urinalysis showed SG of 1.030, 3+ blood, and 4+ protein. Mild hyperglobulinemia (4.2) and elevated creatinine was present on serum biochemistry. Survey radiographs were normal.
RADS and US – Nephritis, splenomegaly, hypovolemia and microcardia, possible Leptospirosis in a 5 year old MN Giant Schnauzer dog
This 5 year old MN Giant Schnauzer presented with acute onset lethargy and hematuria Physical exam: slightly pale and icteric mucous membranes. Temp 103.1 CBC: HCT 21.7%, HGB- 7.2g/dl, platelets 30,000; coagulation panel Normal ( pT and ApTT) 4DX= Negative Chem: Albumin- Normal at 4.0 g/dl, TBIL increased 3.8 mg/dl
RAD – Mild left-sided cardiomegaly likely from mitral regurgitation without congestive heart failure (CHF) and no evidence of metastases in an intact 7 year old F Scottish Terrier dog
This 7 year old intact F Scottis Terrier dog presented for on and off hematuria for weeks, 1/6 systolic murmur, 2 small firm mammary nodules, heavy tartar/gingivitis. Please comment on L3 vertebrae.