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*However, the outline of neutrophils is visible in some cases and the disrupted cells are considered to be karyolytic neutrophils.
*However, the outline of neutrophils is visible in some cases and the disrupted cells are considered to be karyolytic neutrophils.
*No microorganisms are seen.
*No microorganisms are seen.
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|l1=Exudate#Cytology
|q2=What is the fluid classification?
|q2=What is the fluid classification?
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An exudate.
An exudate.
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|l2=Exudate#Cytology
|q3=What is your diagnosis?
|q3=What is your diagnosis?
|a3=Acute peritonitis. <br><br>
|a3=Acute peritonitis. <br><br>
Given the history and clinical signs, this is suggestive of foreign body reticuloperitonitis. <br><br>
Given the history and clinical signs, this is suggestive of foreign body reticuloperitonitis. <br><br>
Note: Reference values for NCCs and classification of effusions in large animals differ from those for small animal specimens.
Note: Reference values for NCCs and classification of effusions in large animals differ from those for small animal specimens.
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|l3=Traumatic Pericarditis
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