Today’s case is a 10-year-old female neutered Vizsla with waxing and waning lethargy. Post your interpretation in the comments section.
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Thank you for the interesting case again. A non “radiologic” comment: vizsla is spelled with the Z coming first. It is common mistake in English veterinary literature..just want to spread the word in the respect of this great dog. Hope you don’t mind.. ( a Hungarian member, where the vizsla comes from..:-))