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24/09/2026

-Rivalta Test as a Diagnostic Aid for Effusive FIP-

👉The Rivalta test is a simple and rapid point-of-care test used to evaluate protein-rich inflammatory effusions in cats with suspected effusive feline infectious peritonitis (wet FIP).
👉A positive Rivalta test is characterized by persistence or precipitation of the effusion drop in the acidic solution, sometimes producing a characteristic jellyfish-like appearance. This finding supports the presence of a protein-rich inflammatory effusion but is not specific or confirmatory for FIP.
👉Therefore, Rivalta results should always be interpreted alongside other diagnostic findings, including hematology, serum biochemistry, albumin-to-globulin (A:G) ratio, total protein and cytology of the effusion, as well as more specific FCoV/FIP-associated testing when indicated. Integrating clinical signs, imaging, and laboratory findings provides stronger evidence to establish the diagnostic direction toward effusive FIP and to exclude other causes of inflammatory effusion.

20/09/2026

-Feline Pyometra with Surgical Management-

👉Pyometra is a severe uterine infection characterized by the accumulation of purulent exudate within the uterine lumen. Its development is strongly influenced by reproductive hormones, particularly progesterone, which increases endometrial glandular secretion, decreases uterine contractility, promotes cervical closure, and creates favorable conditions for bacterial proliferation.
Progressive infection may cause endometritis, glandular hyperplasia, inflammatory cell infiltration, and systemic complications such as sepsis or peritonitis.
For non-breeding queens, ovariohysterectomy (OHE) is the definitive treatment, removing both the ovaries and infected uterus.

17/09/2026

-Hemorrhagic Endometritis with Polypoid Endometrial Hyperplasia in a Cat-

👉A female cat was presented with bloody vulvar discharge, raising suspicion of an underlying uterine disorder. Following ovariohysterectomy (OHE), gross examination of the uterus revealed marked endometrial thickening with irregular polypoid proliferation, accompanied by congestion and multifocal hemorrhage within the uterine lumen.

👉These findings were consistent with hemorrhagic endometritis associated with polypoid endometrial hyperplasia. Chronic hormonal stimulation of the endometrium may promote glandular and stromal proliferation, resulting in thickening and polypoid projections into the uterine lumen. Concurrent inflammation and vascular injury can lead to endometrial congestion, mucosal hemorrhage, and bloody vaginal discharge.

👉In this case, ovariohysterectomy provided definitive surgical management by removing the affected uterus and ovaries. Histopathological examination is recommended for definitive diagnosis and to differentiate endometrial hyperplasia or polyps from other proliferative or neoplastic uterine lesions.

13/09/2026

-Cystotomy for Urolith Removal-

👉Three urinary bladder uroliths, measuring approximately 0.5–0.6 cm each, were surgically removed through a cystotomy.

👉Uroliths develop when minerals in the urine become supersaturated, followed by crystal formation, aggregation, and progressive stone growth. Their formation may be influenced by urine pH, mineral concentration, hydration, diet, urinary tract infection, and underlying metabolic conditions.

👉Cystotomy allows direct access to the urinary bladder to remove uroliths and helps prevent complications such as cystitis, hematuria, dysuria, and potentially life-threatening urethral obstruction.

Post-operative management and urolith analysis are important to identify the stone composition and reduce the risk of recurrence.

08/09/2026

-Feline Humeral Fracture — Surgical Repair with Intramedullary Pin-

👉A feline patient presented with a humeral fracture, with radiographic examination revealing a transverse fracture of the humeral diaphysis.
👉Transverse fractures result in complete disruption of the cortical continuity of the bone and may cause pain, instability, swelling, and loss of normal limb function. Due to the mechanical instability of the fracture, surgical stabilization was performed.

👉Open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) was performed using an intramedullary (IM) pin. Following surgical exposure, the fracture fragments were reduced to restore bone alignment, length, and anatomical orientation, followed by placement of the intramedullary pin through the medullary cavity.
👉The IM pin provides internal stabilization and is particularly effective in resisting bending forces, maintaining alignment of the fractured humerus during the healing process. Proper fracture reduction and stability are essential to promote callus formation, bone union, and progressive restoration of limb function.

05/09/2026

-Acute Diarrhea Associated with Bacterial Infection in Dogs-

👉Acute diarrhea may occur when bacterial infection or dysbiosis disrupts the intestinal microbiota and damages the gastrointestinal mucosal barrier, leading to inflammation, increased intestinal secretion, and fluid loss.

In this patient, diarrhea was accompanied by black-colored f***s (melena). Melena typically appears as black, dark, tarry stool due to the presence of digested blood and may indicate bleeding from the upper gastrointestinal tract.

👉Clinical assessment should include hydration status, mucous membrane color, capillary refill time (CRT), abdominal discomfort, and overall condition. Further diagnostic evaluation may be required to identify the underlying cause and determine appropriate treatment.

27/08/2026

-Neck Wound with Inflammation in a Sugar Glider-

A wound on the lower neck of a sugar glider (Petaurus breviceps) may initially appear minor but can progressively develop into significant inflammation and soft-tissue swelling.

From a pathophysiological perspective, disruption of the skin caused by trauma, repeated scratching, bites, friction, or self-inflicted injury compromises the protective skin barrier. Tissue damage subsequently triggers the release of inflammatory mediators, including histamine, prostaglandins, and pro-inflammatory cytokines.

These mediators promote vasodilation and increased vascular permeability, allowing fluid and plasma proteins to move into the interstitial tissue. This inflammatory response produces the characteristic signs of redness, pain, increased local temperature, and edema or swelling.

👉Once the skin barrier is compromised, bacteria from the normal skin flora or environment may enter the underlying tissues, potentially resulting in a secondary bacterial infection. Recruitment of neutrophils and other inflammatory cells may lead to exudate formation, tissue necrosis, and eventually abscess formation if the infection progresses.

In sugar gliders, pain and pruritus may also trigger repeated scratching or self-mutilation, creating a vicious cycle:

**Trauma → Inflammation → Pain/Pruritus → Self-trauma → Further Tissue Damage**

Therefore, managing a wound in a sugar glider involves more than treating the visible skin lesion. A thorough clinical examination is essential to identify the primary cause, depth and extent of tissue damage, secondary infection, abscess formation, and possible tissue necrosis, allowing appropriate treatment to be established.

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Cikeas
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