Case report: functioning pituitary macroadenoma in Boston Terrier

An eight-year-old male Boston Terrier breeding canine was brought to Clinica San Miguel Medicina Veterinaria, with a six-month history of temperament changes, marked lethargy and alteration of liver function with previous treatment in another veterinary center. The patient manifested increased hepatic transaminases ALT and GGT, ultrasound alteration in adrenal glands with increased size, a diagnosis of hyperadrenocortisism was made by means of suppression test with dexamethasone at low doses with increased cortisol; its cause was confirmed by brain contrasted MRI in which pituitary mass was evidenced; leading to the diagnosis of pituitary adenoma producing ACTH, consistent with what is reported in literature and therapeutic alternatives with its clinical signs.  

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Main Authors: Matiz Herrera, Miguel Angel, Páez Ordóñez, Karen Nathalia, Echeverri Velez, Juan Fernando, Velandia Mazabel, Alvaro
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spelling oai:ojs.www.uniamazonia.edu.co:article-4282022-08-26T13:30:53Z Case report: functioning pituitary macroadenoma in Boston Terrier REPORTE DE CASO: MACROADENOMA HIPOFISIARIO FUNCIONANTE EN BOSTON TERRIER Matiz Herrera, Miguel Angel Páez Ordóñez, Karen Nathalia Echeverri Velez, Juan Fernando Velandia Mazabel, Alvaro Cushing adenoma resonancia magnetica Cushing's adenoma magnetic resonance imaging An eight-year-old male Boston Terrier breeding canine was brought to Clinica San Miguel Medicina Veterinaria, with a six-month history of temperament changes, marked lethargy and alteration of liver function with previous treatment in another veterinary center. The patient manifested increased hepatic transaminases ALT and GGT, ultrasound alteration in adrenal glands with increased size, a diagnosis of hyperadrenocortisism was made by means of suppression test with dexamethasone at low doses with increased cortisol; its cause was confirmed by brain contrasted MRI in which pituitary mass was evidenced; leading to the diagnosis of pituitary adenoma producing ACTH, consistent with what is reported in literature and therapeutic alternatives with its clinical signs.   Un canino macho reproductor Boston Terrier de 8 años de edad fue presentado a San Miguel Medicina Veterinaria, con historial de 6 meses de cambios de temperamento, letargia marcada y alteración en funcionalidad hepática con tratamiento en otro centro veterinario. El paciente presentaba aumento en transaminasas hepáticas ALT y GGT, alteracion ecográfica sobre glándulas adrenales con aumento de tamaño, se plantea diagnostico de hiperadrenocortisismo mediante test de supresión con dexametasona a dosis bajas con aumento de cortisol; se confirma su causa mediante Resonancia Magnetica contrastada cerebral en la que se evidencia masa pituitaria; conllevando al diagnostico adenoma hipofisiario productor de ACTH, se contrastan sus signos clinicos con lo hayado en literatura y alternativas terapeuticas. Universidad de la Amazonia 2022-01-30 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://editorial.uniamazonia.edu.co/index.php/fagropec/article/view/428 10.47847/fagropec.v14n1a8 Journal Facultad de Ciencias Agropecuarias - FAGROPEC; Vol. 14 No. 1 (2022); 116-123 Revista Facultad de Ciencias Agropecuarias -FAGROPEC; Vol. 14 Núm. 1 (2022); 116-123 2539-178X 1692-9454 spa https://editorial.uniamazonia.edu.co/index.php/fagropec/article/view/428/591 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0
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Páez Ordóñez, Karen Nathalia
Echeverri Velez, Juan Fernando
Velandia Mazabel, Alvaro
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Páez Ordóñez, Karen Nathalia
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Case report: functioning pituitary macroadenoma in Boston Terrier
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description An eight-year-old male Boston Terrier breeding canine was brought to Clinica San Miguel Medicina Veterinaria, with a six-month history of temperament changes, marked lethargy and alteration of liver function with previous treatment in another veterinary center. The patient manifested increased hepatic transaminases ALT and GGT, ultrasound alteration in adrenal glands with increased size, a diagnosis of hyperadrenocortisism was made by means of suppression test with dexamethasone at low doses with increased cortisol; its cause was confirmed by brain contrasted MRI in which pituitary mass was evidenced; leading to the diagnosis of pituitary adenoma producing ACTH, consistent with what is reported in literature and therapeutic alternatives with its clinical signs.  
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