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(a) Toe-walking on the left forelimb with hunched posture. (b) Weightbearing on the dorsal aspect of the left carpus. (c) Sitting back on the hindlimbs and non-weightbearing on the forelimbs
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There was alternation between toe-walking on the forelimbs with a hunched posture and using the dorsal aspect of the carpi to walk on (Figure 1a,b). When not lying down, the cat preferred to sit back on the hindlimbs and non-weightbear on the forelimbs (Figure 1c; so-called kangaroo stance).
Neutrophil containing a duck egg blue cytoplasmic inclusion (far left) seen on cytology of Achilles tendon bursal fluid (suspected to be a lupus cell or Dohle body)
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A sample of bursal fluid from the right Achilles tendon revealed neutrophilic inflammation with intracytoplasmic inclusions suspected to be lupus cells or Dohle bodies (Figure 2).