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6 month old Bulldog

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This 6 month old Bulldog has a 4-day history of vomiting. What are your findings, differential diagnoses, and next steps?

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  • Pablo Barge: Even though pulmonary vessels are not visible, would you also include cor pulmonale together with...
  • Allison Zwingenberger: The mass is not displacing the trachea, but it isn’t all that large. The midline...
  • palito60: I think the same. The mediastinum and traquea are not displaced…….
  • kulapika: Is that possible the mass is in the cranial subsegment of the left cranial lung lobe given the lobar sign...
  • Laco: Hello, Allison. I have two questions regarding this case. All the findings are clear, but for me, the ending of...

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