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Gallbladder polyp?

Sonopath Forum

Gallbladder polyp?

13 yo F/S small dog 13# with intermittent decreased appetite, low PLT (repeat labwork pending), mild high BUN (32>27, normal Creat). No petechiae, no recent tick exposure.

1cm hyperechoic mass effect, not shadowing, in the GB: polyp vs mass vs other. It is beautiful, but I don’t know what it is. 

 

Is this an incidental finding? No biliary obstruction, normal liver values.

I scanned the dog standing too, see last video. 

Thank you!

Julie

13 yo F/S small dog 13# with intermittent decreased appetite, low PLT (repeat labwork pending), mild high BUN (32>27, normal Creat). No petechiae, no recent tick exposure.

1cm hyperechoic mass effect, not shadowing, in the GB: polyp vs mass vs other. It is beautiful, but I don’t know what it is. 

 

Is this an incidental finding? No biliary obstruction, normal liver values.

I scanned the dog standing too, see last video. 

Thank you!

Julie

 

Comments

rlobetti

Incidental polyp. With the

Incidental polyp. With the low platelets, elevted BUN with normal creatinine, and intermittent decreased appetite would look for possible GI disease – ulcertation, parasites, neoplasia.

sonopaws

Thank you, Dr. Lobetti!

Thank you, Dr. Lobetti!