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There was a low density of nucleated cells in the cytospin, a finding that would be expected based on the NCC. | There was a low density of nucleated cells in the cytospin, a finding that would be expected based on the NCC. | ||
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A transudate. | A transudate. | ||
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|a3=Transudates are classically associated with hypoproteinaemia/hypoalbuminaemia. <br><br> | |a3=Transudates are classically associated with hypoproteinaemia/hypoalbuminaemia. <br><br> | ||
Albumin levels are usually <15–18 g/l before effusion will form due to hypoalbuminaemina alone. <br><br> | Albumin levels are usually <15–18 g/l before effusion will form due to hypoalbuminaemina alone. <br><br> | ||
Transudates may also be seen with early cardiac insufficiency or other noninflammatory conditions. In this case, evaluation of serum chemistry for TP and albumin should be recommended as an initial step. | Transudates may also be seen with early cardiac insufficiency or other noninflammatory conditions. In this case, evaluation of serum chemistry for TP and albumin should be recommended as an initial step. | ||
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This question was provided by Manson Publishing as part of the OVAL Project. See more Cytology Q&A. |
Abdominal fluid is aspirated from a 14-year-old neutered male Labrador-cross dog. Analysis reveals: TP = 10 g/l; erythrocytes = 10 × 109/l; NCC = 0.4 × 109/l. A cytospin preparation is prepared and smears made.
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| What cell types are seen (Wright–Giemsa, ×100 oil)? |
There was a low density of nucleated cells in the cytospin, a finding that would be expected based on the NCC. |
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| How would you classify this fluid? | A transudate. |
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| What considerations/comments would you have regarding this classification? | Transudates are classically associated with hypoproteinaemia/hypoalbuminaemia. Albumin levels are usually <15–18 g/l before effusion will form due to hypoalbuminaemina alone. |
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