Pancreatic Abscess in a 13-year-old, MN, Maine Coon Cat
Anorexic, vomiting one day prior, lethargic. PE: Firm mass palpated mid abdomen cranial to bladder. Seems uncomfortable on palpation. Given Cerenia, Convenia, Buprenorphine. Radiographs: 3-view
Anorexic, vomiting one day prior, lethargic. PE: Firm mass palpated mid abdomen cranial to bladder. Seems uncomfortable on palpation. Given Cerenia, Convenia, Buprenorphine. Radiographs: 3-view
Presented for drooling, lethargy, ataxia/falling over. Marked bile acid (pre- and post-prandial) elevation. PE: Occasional tremors in exam room, O notes ataxia at home. Occasionally
History: presented for evaluation of abdominal effusion, parasitism (flea infestation), anemia, low albumin, and elevated liver enzymes. PE: Abdomen- Distended with fluid but not overly
Four month history of occasional episodes of ataxia, ptyalism, pacing. Recently circling, head pressing, and vomiting. Seems to be always hungry. PE: BCS 3/9, unkempt/fuzzy
History of known unilateral cryptorchid
On presentation: anorexia of one week duration, jaundice, elevated liver enzymes, some vomiting, weight loss, lethargy. Painful on abdominal palpation. Rads NSF. Abnormal BW on