Macroscopic and Microscopic Characterization of a Uriniferous Perirenal Pseudocyst in a Domestic Short Hair Cat
1998
Lemire, T. D. | Read, W. K.
The macroscopic and microscopic features of a uriniferous perirenal pseudocyst in a castrated male 12-year-old American Domestic Short Hair cat are characterized. The development in humans and animals of a perirenal pseudocyst due to the accumulation of urine, lymph, or blood is discussed. In the presented case, microscopic evidence suggests that the pseudocyst developed following formation of a split in the kidney capsule. Emphasis is placed on the development of uriniferous pseudocysts and three proposed criteria for their development: trauma, abnormal openings that allow extravasation of urine, or urethral obstruction.
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