MRI abnormalities in a severe cognitive impairment mimicking a forebrain lesion in a geriatric dog

MRI abnormalities in a severe cognitive impairment mimicking a forebrain lesion in a geriatric dog

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Canine Cognitive Dysfunction is a neurological condition, that causes dogs to experience a wide variety of clinical signs.On rare occasions the symptoms may be unusual and severe, therefore they reminiscent neflintw-r6mpw of another disease.In this case report a 16 year and 8-month-old intact female poodle presented with circling, head pressing, and generalized ataxia.

Prior clinical hellfire sloe gin and neurologic examinations indicated the neurolocalisation to be forebrain.Morphometric brain parameters in MRI indicated otherwise.Quantitative MRI parameters such as the ventricle-brain index, interthalamic adhesion thickness, area, and the ratio of the interthalamic adhesion thickness to brain height may aid in the diagnosis of CCD.