Guinea pig Liver and PV

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Guinea pig Liver and PV

HI,

sO  this is FATTY again, I just wanted to show a bit more of the liver and PV. In case it helps. Liver appears to hav emultiple hyperechoic focci. My differentials for that is fibrotic focci, mineralized focci. IS neoplastic infiltration a differential in that way? It looks unlikely to me. Anyway, thank you for any input.

I do try my best to do the 17 point SDEP protocol. but with rabbits and guineapigs I find myself at the mercy of the guts or the patient if not sedated( in this case, Fatty was not sedated).

Thanks again for your help.

HI,

sO  this is FATTY again, I just wanted to show a bit more of the liver and PV. In case it helps. Liver appears to hav emultiple hyperechoic focci. My differentials for that is fibrotic focci, mineralized focci. IS neoplastic infiltration a differential in that way? It looks unlikely to me. Anyway, thank you for any input.

I do try my best to do the 17 point SDEP protocol. but with rabbits and guineapigs I find myself at the mercy of the guts or the patient if not sedated( in this case, Fatty was not sedated).

Thanks again for your help.

Comments

EL
October 1, 2015 at 11:39 am -

These look like lobar biliary

These look like lobar biliary stones… see how they are lined up in the biliary ducts? I dont know the guinea pig dose of actigall but thats what i would do with an antibiotic. if neoplasia there would be a disorganized mineralization and this is linear mineralization within the ducts and no reverberation like gas does.

Anonymous
October 2, 2015 at 11:52 pm -

Thank you, EL.
Apparently mr
Thank you, EL.
Apparently mr Plumbs advices ursofalk is contraindicated in rabbits, guinea pigs and rodents, due to toxicity of one of the metabolites it’s broken into.
Thanks.

EL
October 3, 2015 at 9:15 am -

thanks for that I didnt

thanks for that I didnt know:) Ok nothing with bucked teeth gets actigal!! Any of you exotic folks out there have an actigal-esque solution here?

Anonymous
October 3, 2015 at 2:39 pm -

But… Do you think this can
But… Do you think this can be related at all to the free fluid and the CVC dilation?
I happened to know I will see this patient again Monday, probably, and I will try and tap some fluid.
I still believe the right adrenal is to blame but let’s see what I find.
Thanks so much for your help.

EL
October 3, 2015 at 2:46 pm -

I doubt the liver is a player

I doubt the liver is a player i think you are right in implicating the adrenal.

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