PMC5362922_01
Right lateral radiograph showing diaphragmatic rupture
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The cat was acquired from a rescue centre 5 months prior to referral; 3 months prior to referral it was noted to have a diaphragmatic rupture on abdominal radiographs (Figure 1).
Focal seizure demonstrating the cat's facial twitching (see also Video 1 in the Supplementary material)
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During examination the cat demonstrated facial twitching and partial seizures (see Video 1 in Supplementary material) (Figure 2), consistent with a hippocampal seizure.
Multiple acquired portosystemic shunts
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Multiple acquired shunts were observed in this region between the portal vein and the caudal vena cava (Figure 3).