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A 12-year-old pony gelding is presented with a three week history of weight loss, inappetence, intermittent fever (up to 38.7°C) and ventral thoracic and abdominal oedema. Auscultation of the chest reveals bilateral absence of ventral lung sounds, and a pleural effusion is confirmed by ultrasonography. Thoracocentesis yields a large volume of blood-stained watery fluid. A tracheal wash did not reveal any infectious cause.

An eight-week-old cockatoo presented as an emergency because the owner noticed food coming from the throat. The bird is still being syringe fed and weaning has not yet been started. The bird is bright, alert and active on presentation.  

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<center>Test yourself [[Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 18|here]].</center>

<center>Test yourself [[Avian Medicine Q&A 13|here]].</center>

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