Equine Internal Medicine Q&A 11
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A two-day-old Thoroughbred colt was observed to posture frequently in the manner depicted in the first image. A sonogram of the caudoventral abdomen, longitudinal view, was obtained.
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What is this foal exhibiting, and what are the differential diagnoses? | Stranguria. Differentials include:
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What is the diagnosis based on the sonographic exam? | Grossly intact bladder with a urachal diverticulum. |
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