"What Is Your Diagnosis?" 1st clue: Left lateral (A) and ventrodorsal (B) thoracic radiographic images of a 2-yo 24.6-kg (54.1-lb) castrated male German Shorthaired Pointer w/ a 2-day history of lethargy; the dog had been referred for removal of a potential thoracic foreign body.
"Pathology in Practice" 1st clue: Transmural gastric mass transected along the longitudinal axis of the stomach of a 16-year-old domestic shorthair cat that was evaluated because of vomiting of 5 days’ duration. The mass is tan to white and soft and bulges on cut section. #pip
@VetClinPath So if the cat has trouble with breathing it's possible that mediastinal lymphoma was the primary site with secondary leukemia (so possible BM and/or spleen involvement right?).
@AVMAJournals Sertoli cell tumor that caused elevated levels of estrogen that caused blood discracia with citopenias.
The urinary tract alterations could have started due to squamou metaplasia of the prostate.
This case had cutaneous bilateral, simmetrical non pruriginous alopecia?
Cool case!