Author name: Tracy Stokol

March 2015 Case of the Month

Impression smears from an adrenal gland mass of a dog Case information A 9-year-old, male castrated Lhasa apso presented to the ophthalmology service for surgical removal of diabetic cataracts. The dog was diagnosed with diabetes mellitus 8 months ago and has been maintained on Novalin-N insulin. The dog had developed bilateral cataracts two months previously and

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February 2015 Case of the Month

Cerebrospinal fluid from a cat Case information A 5.5-year-old female spayed, domestic longhair cat presented to the neurologic service for hindlimb paralysis. Three days before presentation, the cat was lethargic and had difficulty jumping onto counters. The cat also vocalized when attempting to jump, which was interpreted as pain. The referring veterinarian performed bloodwork, which was normal, and

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September 2014 Case of the Month

Chronic uveitis in a dog Case information A 3 year old spayed female Pomeranian was presented for a 7 month history of conjunctival hyperemia and blepharospasm in the right eye (OD) that improved after topical corticosteroid treatment, but recurred within weeks of discontinuation. On ophthalmologic examination, the right eye had conjunctival hyperemia, diffuse corneal edema, ciliary flush, trace

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August 2014 Case of the Month

Muscle cyst in a Chinook Salmon Case information Eight large adult Chinook salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) presented to the Fish Disease Control Unit at Cornell University, captured by the Salmon River Fish Hatchery (Altmar, New York, USA) and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation from Lake Ontario, during the spawning season (October to December)

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