Collie eye anomaly in a mixed-breed dog
A 5-year-old, mixed-breed dog was presented for tetraparesis. Neurologic alterations included a decreased menace response in both eyes. Therefore, an ophthalmic examination was requested. The dog was visual, but menace response, dazzle and pupillary light reflexes were reduced bilaterally. Indirect...
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| description | A 5-year-old, mixed-breed dog was presented for tetraparesis. Neurologic alterations included a decreased menace response in both eyes. Therefore, an ophthalmic examination was requested. The dog was visual, but menace response, dazzle and pupillary light reflexes were reduced bilaterally. Indirect ophthalmoscopy revealed bilateral optic nerve coloboma and severe choroidal hypoplasia. These lesions closely resembled the ophthalmoscopic features of Collie eye anomaly (CEA). In spite of treatment, the dog's condition worsened and the animal was therefore euthanized. Histology of the globes confirmed severe choroidal hypoplasia and optic disc coloboma in both eyes. The dog was diagnosed to have a lymphoma involving the spinal cord. The two entities were considered not related. As only moderate sight impairment was caused by the posterior segment anomalies, it is by chance that these lesions resembling CEA were found in this mixed-breed dog. |
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| subjects | Animals case studies Choroid - abnormalities choroidal hypoplasia Collie eye anomaly coloboma Coloboma - diagnosis Coloboma - pathology Coloboma - veterinary congenital abnormalities crossbreds dog diseases Dog Diseases - diagnosis Dog Diseases - pathology Dogs Eye Abnormalities - diagnosis Eye Abnormalities - pathology Eye Abnormalities - veterinary eye diseases Fatal Outcome Fundus Oculi German Shepherd Golden Retriever hypoplasia lesions (animal) lymphoma Lymphoma - complications Lymphoma - veterinary mixed‐breed dog optic disc coloboma Optic Nerve - abnormalities peripheral nerves Quadriplegia - etiology Quadriplegia - veterinary spinal cord Spinal Cord Neoplasms - complications Spinal Cord Neoplasms - veterinary vision |
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