After a few weeks’ break from KCC while the senior residents were off studying for boards, we are back with more great cases. This group of cases had a urinary tract theme. Case 1 A mature cat with azotemia underwent an excretory urogram at the referring veterinarian. During the procedure, the cat started vomiting. There [...]
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This week at KCC we had some excellent equine cases that generated plenty of discussion. Case 1 8 year old warmblood that became lame in the right hind leg at a show. On radiographs of the fetlock, there was an ill-defined lucency of the border of the medial metatarsal condyle seen best on an oblique [...]
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