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20 11 2008

10 year old Husky cross with difficulty breathing

Posted by: Allison Zwingenberger, in Case of the Day

Today’s case is a 10 year old male neutered Husky cross with difficulty breathing and cough for a few days. Post your comments below, and check back on Monday for the answers!

Lateral thorax
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One Response to “10 year old Husky cross with difficulty breathing”

  1. vet74 says:
    November 23rd, 2008 at 6:23 pm

    There is pleural effusion.
    On the lateral view the trachea is pushed ventrally.
    Mass effect in the cranial thorax, mostly the right side- at the area of the base of the heart.
    A staple is seen in the right side of the thorax- probably in the skin.
    The diaphragm can not be seen.
    Few air-bronchograms are visible in the left lateral view.

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