@entity397 in @entity235 , XXXX , and @entity1641 .

@entity1641 @entity548 @entity235 @entity1713 @entity4 @entity397 @entity5891 @entity468 @entity130
OBJECTIVES: The aim of this retrospective study was to summarize the most frequent clinical signs, ultrasonographic, and histological findings accompanying @entity397 as a result of @entity130 in @entity235 , @entity468 , and @entity1641 . ANIMALS STUDIED AND PROCEDURES: Thirty small animals and three @entity1641 diagnosed with @entity397 resulting from @entity130 . B-mode ultrasonography was performed on 20 animals. Histopathology was carried out on 18 enucleated globes. RESULTS: In small animals, 80% presented @entity5891 , 60% @entity548 , and 53% eyelid and conjunctival swelling. In @entity1641 , 100% presented eyelid and conjunctival swelling, 67% @entity5891 , @entity548 , and collapsed anterior chamber. Ultrasonographic findings were an area with ill-defined scleral margins (90%), echoic/hyperechoic contents in the anterior and posterior chamber (55%) and in the vitreous (80%). In small animals, @entity397 location noted on gross examination was: at the posterior pole (4), close to the optic nerve (3), near the limbus (2), and in the dorsal aspect of the globe (1). In @entity1641 , the lesion was located at the limbus (3). In small animals, histopathology showed presence of @entity548 in the anterior, posterior chamber, and vitreous (94%), @entity1713 (94%), @entity4 and @entity548 (88%), and @entity1713 as a result of @entity548 (88%). The same lesions were found in the globes of two @entity1641 . In small animals, @entity397 location noted on histopathology was: at the posterior pole (8), close to the optic nerve (4), near the limbus (1), near the ciliary body (1). CONCLUSIONS: The most frequent clinical signs observed were @entity5891 , @entity548 , and eyelid and conjunctival swelling. Ultrasonographic findings suggestive for @entity397 were ill-defined scleral borders and/or echoic/hyperechoic material in the cavities of the globe. On histopathology, lesions severely altering the anatomy of the eye structures were: @entity548 into the chambers of the globe, subretinal and @entity548 leading to retinal and @entity1713 , respectively. In small animals, the most frequent locations for @entity397 were the posterior pole and close to the optic nerve, whereas in @entity1641 it was the limbus.
