Publications by authors named "Brian C Norman"

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  • A 34.4 kg, 5-year-old spayed female mixed-breed dog was evaluated for a urinary bladder mass after showing symptoms like blood in urine and difficulty urinating.
  • An abdominal ultrasound revealed the mass, and a minimally invasive technique using a rubber catheter and ultrasound guidance allowed successful biopsy collection.
  • The histopathology confirmed the mass as polypoid cystitis, and subsequent surgical removal was performed without complications.
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The well recognized cardiac effects of severe hyperkalemia include progressive rhythm and conduction disturbances such as bradycardia, spiked and narrow T waves, widening QRS complex, widening and flattening P wave, disappearance of the P wave, and cardiac arrest. Paradoxically, a heart rate greater than 200 beats/min may coexist with hyperkalemia in some cats. This report describes three cats with moderate to severe hyperkalemia and concurrent rapid heart rate.

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