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Lung ultrasound findings and therapeutic outcome in a cat with recurrent spontaneous pneumothorax caused by paragonimiasis.
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Abstract
Case summary: A 1-year-old intact female domestic shorthair cat presented for evaluation of worsening respiratory distress and tachypnoea. The cat had been diagnosed with spontaneous pneumothorax 4 days earlier by the primary clinician and treated with therapeutic thoracocentesis. On physical examination, the patient exhibited decreased lung sounds, tachypnoea and increased breathing effort. Recurrent spontaneous pneumothorax was confirmed via thoracic radiography, and therapeutic thoracocentesis was repeated. Lung ultrasound performed after thoracocentesis revealed lung consolidation, pulmonary nodules and multiple cyst-like lesions with irregularly thickened echogenic walls and anechoic centres. Repeat thoracic radiography showed a diffuse moderate bronchointerstitial pattern with multifocal soft tissue nodules. A thorough faecal examination revealed ova resembling those of Relevance and novel information: This report describes a novel cyst-like lung ultrasound finding characterised by an irregularly thickened echogenic wall and anechoic centre, associated with
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