Canine Post-Stroke Hemorrhagic Infarction Case Report

A single veterinary case report detailing the neuropathology of a 4.5-year-old male Beagle with status epilepticus and a simultaneous post-stroke hemorrhagic infarction. The report includes clinical course, hematobiochemical analysis, treatment details, and gross and histopathological findings, authored by Nikita M. Joshi and published in 2026.

Use Cases

• Analyze the relationship between serum creatine kinase and aspartate aminotransferase levels and severe muscular exertion in a canine neurological case.
• Study the histopathological features of multifocal thrombosis and liquefactive necro-hemorrhagic foci in a canine brain.
• Investigate the expression of VEGF-A and reticulin in newly formed peri-infarct vessels as a marker of acute vascular proliferation.
• Correlate clinical findings like Modified Glasgow Coma Scale status with treatment outcomes involving diazepam and potassium bromide.

Strengths

• Provides detailed, multi-faceted data including clinical, biochemical, gross, and histopathological observations from a single case.
• Includes specific quantitative findings such as a 30% decline in serum albumin levels and marked elevated serum enzyme levels.
• Report is recent, last updated in March 2026.

Limitations

• Contains data from only a single animal case, limiting statistical power and generalizability.
• Data is presented in a narrative DOCX format, not structured as a tabular dataset for direct computational analysis.
• Focus is on a specific, rare neurological event in one dog, which may not be representative of broader canine epilepsy.

Provenance

Source

figshare, author Nikita M. Joshi.

Collection Method

Single veterinary case study involving clinical observation, laboratory analysis, and post-mortem examination.

Time Range

Covers a 5-day clinical course for the reported case.

Freshness

Last updated 2026-03-25.

Geography

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