Today I’m posting a case I showed at the second annual UC Davis Diagnostic Imaging Symposium, held in the beautiful Napa Valley. We had some great interactive case discussions with the participants yesterday. The case is a 3 month old male Labrador Retriever with a history of vomiting blood for two days. Several of his littermates had been diagnosed with megaesophagus.
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- 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...
- Bagetti: Dilated esophagus with alimentary contents within it; cranial to cardiac silhouette. Displacement of the...
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