Spontaneous rupture of the lymph nodes as a cause of haemoabdomen in two canine lymphoma patients
Abstract
Non-traumatic haemoabdomen in dogs usually occurs due to abdominal neoplasia, coagulopathies or organ torsion. The most common sources of bleeding in neoplastic cases are the spleen and liver, but other abdominal organs can also be involved. However, in the available veterinary literature, ruptured lymph nodes are not described as a cause of haemoabdomen. In the present manuscript, two canine cases of intra-abdominal haemorrhage from ruptured...
Paper Details
Title
Spontaneous rupture of the lymph nodes as a cause of haemoabdomen in two canine lymphoma patients
Published Date
Jul 31, 2020
Journal
Volume
65
Issue
7
Pages
314 - 319
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