Endocrine Flashcards

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MDx? What condition is this pathognomonic for?

A

MDx: calcinosis cutis

Pathognomonic for Cushing’s disease

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MDx? Etiology? Disease?

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MDX: diffuse cortical hyperplasia

Etiology: ACTH secreting pituitary adenoma

Dz: Cushing’s

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Thyroid from a dog

MDx? What other lesions would you expect to see in this dog? Histological MDx?

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MDx: thyroid atrophy

Eyes - mucopurulent conjunctivitis, heart - coronary atherosclerosis

Histological MDx: lymphocytic thyroiditis

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Thyroid of a cat

MDx? Etiology? What other lesions would you expect to see?

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MDx: multifocal thyroid adneomas/hyperplasia

Etiology: hyperthyroidism

Heart - biventricular cardiac hypertrophy and myocardial infarcts

Kidney - renal infarcts

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Parathyroid from a cat

MDx? What other lesions will you look for?

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MDx: multifocal parathryroid hyperplasia

Look for areas of metastatic calcification (kidney, stomach, aorta, lungs)

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Adrenal gland from the horse

Best diagnosis?

A

Pheochromocytoma

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Leg of an iguana

MDx? Etiology? Disease?

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MDx: fibrous osteodystrophy

Etiology: renal disease or secondary hyperparathyroidism

Dz: rubber leg

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Pancrease of a ferret (can’t you tell?)

MDx? Dz? Associated lesions?

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MDx: metastatic islet cell carcinoma

Dz: insulinoma

Associated lesion: hyperglycemia

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