VRU 2002 Flashcards
Ramirez et al: What is the most common organ associated with histiocytic sarcoma?
Spleen Then liver and lymph nodes
That is the common finding in on US with a spleen affected by histiocytic sarcoma?
Well-defined hypoechoic nodules
That is the common finding in on US with a liver affected by histiocytic sarcoma?
Well-defined nodules that vary widely with echogenicity from hypo to hyper.
What were the most common LN affected by histiocytic sarcoma in the abdomen?
Mesenteric Medial iliac
Saunders et al: CT Nasal Aspergillosis in Dogs, What are the most commonly encountered CT findings of nasal aspergillosis in dogs?
- Moderate to severe cavitary destruction of the turbinates
- Non-specific thickening of the mucosa adjacent to the inner surface of bones of the frontal sinus, maxillary recess and nasal cavity
- Thickened reactive bone.
Saunders et al: CT Nasal Aspergillosis in Dogs, Attenuation values and contrast values were helpful or not helpful with dogs with nasal aspergillosis?
Not helpful/non-specific
Saunders et al: CT Nasal Aspergillosis in Dogs, CT findings are consistent with what type of disease progression?
1st - one nasal cavity, then ipsilateral frontal sinus, then contralateral nasal cavity then contralateral frontal sinus.
Saunders et al: CT Nasal Aspergillosis in Dogs, What percentage of dogs with chronic nasal dischange have fungal rhinitis?
7-34%
Saunders et al: CT Nasal Aspergillosis in Dogs, For what findings should nasal aspergillosis be the primary differential when assessing dogs with CT?
Cavitated lysis of the turbinates Thickening of the nasal mucosa along the bones of the nasal cavity or frontal sinus.
Mellema et al: Meningeal enhancement MRI, what coorelation was seen between meningeal enhancement and diagnosis?
None.
Saito et al: CT findings of intracranial blasto, what are the main CT findings of intracranial blasto?
- Periventricular enhancement consistent with ependymitis 2. Ventriculomegaly
What is the likely diagnosis? Other differentials?
Osteoma is the likely diagnosis
Osteosarcoma
Granuloma
Infarct
Chang et al: Superparamagnetic iron oxide-enhance MRI of liver in dogs, what does iron oxide cause in the liver?
Shortened T2 relaxation
hang et al: Superparamagnetic iron oxide-enhance MRI of liver in dogs, iron oxide is taken up by what cells in the liver?
Kupffer cells
Chang et al: Superparamagnetic iron oxide-enhance MRI of liver in dogs, why do liver tumors not uptake iron oxide?
Because tumors do not have kupffer cells thus tumors do not have a loss of uptake in the liver.
Chang et al: Superparamagnetic iron oxide-enhance MRI of liver in dogs, what was the adverse effect of iron oxide?
Nothing
Chang et al: Superparamagnetic iron oxide-enhance MRI of liver in dogs, how much did the signal intensity drop in 20min?
65.7% +/- 10%
Horse is having gradual increase in dyspnea… what are your differentials?
Arytenoid chondritis - what it is.
Nasal cyst/polyp
retropharyngeal abscess
foreign body
neoplasia
epiglottic cyst.
Congenital tumors in cattle?
mesothelioma
melanoma
nephroblastoma
lipoma
What is the reported tumor-track implanation rate for FNA of bladder masses in humans?
0.009%
What increases the risk of potential implantation after FNA of bladder masses?
Large gauge needles (<21g)
multiple pokes
Nyland et al: Neddle tract implantation TCC, what is the take home?
Implantation is rare.
It may happen and there for if resectable then probably try something else.
Where do cats commonly get TCC?
Apex of bladder