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Case 20 is the same dog as in Case 19. The owners elected to have bronchoscopy performed (A). Based on the bronchoscopic findings, bronchoscopic-guided brush biopsies and cytology of impression smears of the brushings were performed (B).
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| With what disease process are the bronchoscopic image and the histopathology most consistent? | The nodular lesions in the carina and the findings on biopsy are consistent with Oslerus osleri infection.
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| Is there an additional diagnostic test that could have provided the diagnosis prior to bronchoscopy? | Fecal Baermann analysis can be used to detect larval stages of airway parasites such as O. osleri. The larvae are coughed up into the mouth, ingested, and passed in the feces. Tests can be falsely negative owing to intermittent appearance of parasites in the feces.
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