Today’s case is a 7 month old Miniature Schnauzer with history of straining to urinate after trauma to the ventral abdomen. Post your comments below! Answers available Monday.
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- EduardoBr: I also see this structure and the organs displacing in the side. And I agree with some suspects like...
- Horrible_student: I agree with decreased serosal detail->peritoneal effusion. The soft-tissue masses on the VD...
- angel: Sorry of my “spanglish”… so I’ll be brief. I think there are many soft density tissue...
- alwayslearning: I see a soft tissue density structure in the caudal dorsal abdomen. It is displacing the gas filled...
- vet74: There is a mass effect in the cranial mediastinal area. The “mass” looks like it is filled with...
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There is a filling defect in the bladder neck on the cystogram and in the urethra behind the os penis compatible with urethral stricture after trauma. The bladder defect could be due to blood clot or wall hypertrophy after trauma.
Feaces are ventrally located in the colon. Perineal hernia?
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