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Renal disease

Sonopath Forum

  • 8 month old ME Bernese Mountain Dog cross
  • Presented with pu/pd, urine sg 1.005 with rods in urine, culture pending, azotaemic
  • Scan showed severely abnormal kidneys with pyelectasia and dilated ureters, prostate also patchy with lymphadenopathy
  • Does this seem like a renal dysplasia case that has subsequently acquired an infection which is driving hyposthenuria?
  • Thanks in advance

  • 8 month old ME Bernese Mountain Dog cross
  • Presented with pu/pd, urine sg 1.005 with rods in urine, culture pending, azotaemic
  • Scan showed severely abnormal kidneys with pyelectasia and dilated ureters, prostate also patchy with lymphadenopathy
  • Does this seem like a renal dysplasia case that has subsequently acquired an infection which is driving hyposthenuria?
  • Thanks in advance

Comments

EL

Yes primary renal dysplasia

Yes primary renal dysplasia needs bx to confirm. Disrupted renal pelvis with pyelectasia, no cm junction definition, irregularly thickened and nodular cortices. Check the rest of the line for other degrees of renal dysplasia. Unfit for sale likely depending on histopath.

veteurope1

Thanks, good to confirm.

Thanks, good to confirm.