11-year-old female French Bulldog with edema in the region of the head and neck with increased upper airway sounds. Head, neck, and thoracic CT scan was performed.
Continue readingHeart-base mass with associated cranial vena cava syndrome in a dog
Feline asthma and diaphragmatic hernia in a cat
Six-year-old male DSH with a 1-month history of tachypnea. A thoracic and abdominal CT was performed.
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10-year-old female French Bulldog. History of tachypnoea and anorexia. Thoracic X-ray showed displacement of the trachea towards the right and loss of visualisation of the cranial margins of the cardiac silhouette with increased opacity of the cranial lung lobes.
Continue readingThoracic wall mass
2-years-old male neutered Mastiff with weight loss and apathy. A few weeks ago, a mass was palpated on his right thoracic wall.
Thoracic CT scan was performed for better assessment of the lesion.
Sialocele in a dog
12-year-old male Maltese with anorexia. During the physical examination, a submandibular mass was found. The ultrasound revealed anechoic content inside the mass, and the cytology showed a high neutrophil count.
A neck and thoracic CT scan was performed.
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13-year-old male neutered crossbreed. Previous history of cough and mild anorexia. X-rays revealed a possible mediastinal mass.
A thoracic CT scan was performed.
Continue readingBronchial foreign body in a dog
6-year-old male dog. History of chronic cough.
A thoracic CT scan was performed.
Intraluminal Urethral mass in a dog
8-year-old, female, West Highland White Terrier. A couple of weeks ago, she started with dyschezia / tenesmus along with diarrhea, signs of pollakiuria and weight loss. Abdominal mass identified on Xray and ultrasound.
Continue readingInflammatory syndrome in young Weimaraner
2 year-old male Weimaraner. He is referred with a history of recurrent hypersalivation, anorexia and weight loss, with a favourable response to treatment (antibiotics and glucocorticoids). The symptoms always recur after cessation of treatment. Possible oropharyngeal foreign body.
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