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Nodular Hyperplasia
of the Thyroid:
History:
A 10 year old, domestic shorthair (DSH) cat presented with weight loss despite
having a good appetite. The cat's coat was unkempt, and the general demeanor
of the cat was anxious to aggressive. Polyuria (excessive, frequent urination)
and polydipsia (excessive, frequent drinking – of water) were also
present.
Thyroid Gland (x40). Note wide variation in size of
follicles with a very large degenerate follicle (F) in the centre
of a hyperplastic nodule. (Arrow shows diameter of thyroid nodule.)
Slide Ref: Cat thyroid *
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