| A case of severe phlegmonous cystitis or purulent cystitis due to bacterial infection is reported in a 9-year-old female dog of the Dachshund breed, presenting dysuria about a week ago. Biochemical examinations were performed, besides calculation analysis and abdominal ultrasound examination. The biochemistry exams did not present alterations. Calculation analysis showed calcium carbonate/urate. The diagnosis was confirmed by ultrasonography in which a heterogeneous, hypoechogenic and hyperechogenic aspect was seen in the caudal region of the bladder. The animal underwent surgery, in which a mass adhered to the bladder was removed and sent for histological examination, resulting in loss of epithelial lining and severe leukocyte infiltration. This report... |
