Perforating GB?


– 12 yr old FS Pomerarian

– vomting, anorexia, lethargy

– increased liver enymes, WBC

– ultrasound shows hyperechoic reactive tissue around the periphery of the GB

– positive Murphy sign

– I’m pretty sure this is a perforating GB mucocele but not a classic kiwi-fruit presentation?

– I have recommended that this pet be taken immediately to surgery for cholecystectomy and liver biopsy

Sound like the right plan?

– 12 yr old FS Pomerarian

– vomting, anorexia, lethargy

– increased liver enymes, WBC

– ultrasound shows hyperechoic reactive tissue around the periphery of the GB

– positive Murphy sign

– I’m pretty sure this is a perforating GB mucocele but not a classic kiwi-fruit presentation?

– I have recommended that this pet be taken immediately to surgery for cholecystectomy and liver biopsy

Sound like the right plan?

 

 

 


2 responses to “Perforating GB?”

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    Yep classic inflamed

     
     

    Yep classic inflamed doubt if perforated yet though as the ill-defined fat is localized to the nexk. Suspened ice cream swirl bile in the GB. I bet you got a + murphy sign when scanning the Gb neck???

    For some light saturday evening reading take a read through our article on defining a Gb mucocele with Q for some of the sonopath members and others worldwide

    Articles, Publications & Research

    It will likely look like this surgically – photo

     

    To cut is to cure here… sit on it and may perf and dead dog 🙁 Once clinical (ADR) and inflamed I cut them for sure. Once a bad gland always a bad gland.

     
  2.  
     
    Yep classic inflamed

     
     

    Yep classic inflamed doubt if perforated yet though as the ill-defined fat is localized to the nexk. Suspened ice cream swirl bile in the GB. I bet you got a + murphy sign when scanning the Gb neck???

    For some light saturday evening reading take a read through our article on defining a Gb mucocele with Q for some of the sonopath members and others worldwide

    Articles, Publications & Research

    It will likely look like this surgically – photo

     

    To cut is to cure here… sit on it and may perf and dead dog 🙁 Once clinical (ADR) and inflamed I cut them for sure. Once a bad gland always a bad gland.

     
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