VCP 411: Gynaecology and Obstetrics Section

DIAGNOSIS

X-ray finding-uterine involvement

• Fluid dense tubular structure that is larger in diameter than small intestinal loops seen in ventral caudal abdomen, displacing loops of intestine dorsally and cranially

Ultra sound impression

• Uterine anechoic sacculations

Blood Picture

• Increased WBC count( Normal 8-14 thousand/cmm)
• Neutrophilia ( Normal-60-70%)
• Reduced RBC - (Normal-5-8 millions/cc )
•  Anaemia (Normal HB-10-16gms%)

Blood chemistry

• Elevated Blood urea Nitrogen (Normal 10 -20 mg/dl)
• Elevated Creatinine (Normal 1-2mg/dl)

Based on the radiographic, ultrasonographic and haemotology, the case could be diagnosed as pyometra.