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Dillinger - PU/PD and incontinence

Michael B. Mison, DVM, Diplomate ACVS

Dillinger 11yo MN Siberian Husky Presenting complaint: PU/PD and urinary incontinence History: 1-year history of slight incontinence. Over the past few months, the owner observed increased thirst and increased frequency of drinking. Consequently, he has been urinating more and appears to be more incontinent. Otherwise, there are no other clinical signs. History Medical history – 12/03: Hpercalcemia = 12.5; USpG = 1.007 No previous surgery besides neuter Travel history – Texas and California Medications – Rimadyl PRN; Cephalexin for hot spots Physical Exam P.E.: BAR, vitals WNL, reluctant to allow palpation of the caudal abdomen, normal rectal exam. Problem List PU/PD Incontinence? Hypercalcemia Intact PTH – 134.5 (20-130) Ionized Calcium – 2.16 (1.24-1.43) Calcium – 12.8 (8.9-11.4) SEE ATTACHED PPT FOR ENTIRE CASE:

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