A 9
year-old, male, Rottweiler was presented with the complaint of
abnormal growth inright thoracal mammary lobe. Clinically, thoracic papilla mamma was about 5×3 cm in
size, and ostium papillare was ulcerative and infected. Radiography of the thorax
revealed findings indicative of metastasis. Ultrasonographical
examination revealed that mammary tissue had heterogeneous appearance and was surrounded
by hyperechoic areas. The mastectomy of the mammary lobe was performed under
general anesthesia. Histopathological examination revealed solid and papillary proliferations
of glandular epithelia and a high mitotic activity. A diagnosis of anaplastic mammary
carcinoma was made based on these findings. Anaplastic mammary gland carcinomas
are rarely encountered in male dogs and one incident is reported in this case
presentation.
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Syringomyelia in a Calf
Syringomyelia, is the spinal cord malformation which occurs acquired or congenital at dogs, horses and camels. In general, clinical symptom is that newborn calves aren’t be able to rise or have incoordination at hind limbs. Congenital spinal cord malformations usually occur espacially in the thoracolumbar region in calves. The common reasons of congenital malformations are genetic, nutritional factors, enviromental factors such as viral infections and toxins with fertilization techniques. Akabane, bovine viral diarrhea, blue tongeu, cache valley infections and schmallenberg virus (SBV) have caused congenital anomalies.Case History
Holstain breed, female, 1 month-year-old calf was presented with the complaint of unable to rise to feet after birth Animal Hospital. The calf originated from a dairy type holstein farm, which had been artificially inseminated. There have been any birth calves with congenital malformation up to now. The owner reported that the calf was born normal and good condition at parturition.
In physical examination, the calf was healthy but it couldn’t rise to hind lims. When it was supported from hind limbs manually, it could move. However, it was inability to move by itself. Because of permanent lying, hind lims espacially left side, and caudal abdomen were wet and there were some wounds on left side. It had scoliosis at thoraco lumbar region. In palpation of vertebral column, it had disorderd several processus spinosus from T10 to L2. Muscels of hind limbs were atrophic bilaterally.
At neurological examination, cranial and peripheral nerves were normal, but at hind limbs withdrawing reflex was weak.

At radiological examination, laterolateral and ventrodorsal view of thoracolumbar region, the irregular intervertebral areas, sinostosis on the spinal process and vertebral scoliosis were remarked between T10-L2 segments.
Informing the weak prognosis to the patient owner, the calf was euthanized humanly after permission.
On necropsy, synostosis with mild scoliosis and cavitation which placed in processus spinosus of thoracic 10-11-12 and lumbar 1-2 vertebrae were observed. After removing dorsal parts of these vertebrae, transversal enlargement and collapse, approximately 6 cm in length, were noticed on the spinal cord. In cross sections, there were cystic cavitations, approximately 1 cm in diameter, close to dorsum and only a thin layer was covers this space.
In the histopathological examination, a cavitation involves both grey and white matter was seen in the spinal cord. Foramen centrale was intact as separately from the cavitation. There was no lining cell layer on the internal surface of the cavity.
Facet Joint Locking at a cat
A seven month-old,
female, domestic short-hair cat referred
to Animal Hospital with lateral position by animal lover. Clinically, the cat was lateral lying position and couldn’t move. At
palpation, the cat had pain and irregular bone border at left scapula. At
spinal cord palpation, she had pain at
regio interscapularis and irregular thoracal vertebra. At neurological
examination, the left hindlimb withdrawing
reflex decreased and other
neurologıc examination findings were normal.
At radiological examination, facet surfaces of third and fourth thoracal vertebrae were abnormal localization and border of left scapula couldn’t been follow.
At radiological examination, facet surfaces of third and fourth thoracal vertebrae were abnormal localization and border of left scapula couldn’t been follow.
Based on the clinical and radiological finding, facet joint locking and fracture of left scapula were diagnosed in this domestic short-hair cat.
The patient was operated with inhalation anesthesia.
Induction was made with xylasin and ketamine. The patient was given
sternoabdominal lying position and then was located on operation table.
Thoracal vertebrae was reached with dorsal approaching technique. A kirschner pin was located in proc.spinosus of
the first, second, third and fourth thoracal vertebrae. A tention wire was
implemented from first to fourth. There was no evidence
color change of medulla spinalis. After operation, muscles were closed
with simple continent knotting and the skin was opened with simple knotting.
The left scapula was immobilised by dressing. At postoperation period, the
patient was awake. Gastrotomy at crocodile
A foreign body in stomach at Nile Crocodile
| Venrodorsal recumbancy |
| Plastic aquarium plants and plastic adhesive disc |
| Foreign body in stomach |
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