Case Studies

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Emergency & Surgery Case Report: Traumatic Diaphragmatic Hernia, Splenic Laceration, and Femoral Fracture

Maverick presented to the Westford Veterinary Emergency and Referral Center Emergency Service after being run over by a dump truck at a construction site. He had been lying under the truck when it was moved. On arrival he was non-weight-bearing on the left pelvic limb and had increased respiratory effort.

Oats scottish cat

Ophthalmology Clinical Case Study Dr. Penelope Buechner, DACVO

Oats, is a 4-month-old, intact male, Scottish Straight, who presented to Westford Ophthalmology department with concerns for a possible corneal perforation in the right eye. His littermate has mild symptoms of ocular tearing and occasional sneezing.

Oats scottish cat

Internal Medicine Case Report

Boston presented to Westford Veterinary Emergency and Referral Center Internal Medicine Service for further evaluation of chronic intermittent vomiting and weight loss. His clinical signs were initially about 4-5 months earlier.