May 2014 Case of the Month

Blood and bone marrow smears from a steer Case information An 8 month old Holstein steer presented with bloat and lethargy. On physical examination, there were petechial hemorrhages on the gums and tongue. Abnormal eructation sounds were noted during the examination. A CBC was performed with results summarized below (Table 1), including images from the […]

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April 2014 Case of the Month

Nasal mass in a cat   Case information A 12 year-old, female spayed, domestic shorthair cat was presented to the Cornell University Hospital for Animals for a recheck examination for worsening nasal congestion. The cat historically had episodic nasal congestion for 3 years, which responded to treatment with azithromycin. Over the past seven months, the

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February 2014 Case of the Month

Photomicrographs of a urine sample from a dog   Case information A 6 year old castrated male Akita presented with a one year history of persistent polyuria and polydipsia, that was unresponsive to antibiotic (Amoxicillin) treatment. The dog was difficult to examine, but appeared painful on abdominal palpation. Ultrasonographic imaging showed a diffusely thickened bladder

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September 2013 Case of the Month

Enlarged jejunal lymph node in a red-necked wallaby   Case information A 1.5-year-old, castrated, male red-necked wallaby presented for a one-week history of inappetance, depression, and diarrhea. The primary veterinarian had administered penicillin to no effect. The wallaby was housed in a fenced, outdoor enclosure with limited exposure to wild animals. The owners had an

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August 2013 Case of the Month

Photomicrographs of a fine needle aspirate from an epiglottic mass in a dog   Case information An 11 year old male neutered Cavalier King Charles Spaniel presented for evaluation and treatment of periodontal disease. Upon intubation, a mass was observed arising from the dorsal surface of his epiglottis, extending laterally towards the right lateral commissure.

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