Today’s case is a 12-year-old male neutered Jack Russell terrier hit by car earlier today. No palpable bladder. Take a look and post your comments.
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Dear Allison
Was there also a sacral fracture in this case at S2-S3 level?
Do you think the folding of the bladder around the pubis is just positional or due to the presence of a small prepubic tendon avulsion (I wondered if the ventral abdominal wall looked slightly thickened due to trauma and if there was a mineralised fragment displaced from the pubis)?
Thanks
Daniel