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<blockquote data-quote="Okvet03" data-source="post: 4309851" data-attributes="member: 6180"><p>I don't see a lot of septic arthritis, fortunately. Most of the fungal infections we see in Moore are Histoplasmosis and that's not terribly common. I'm assuming your vet is considering fungal causes due to poor response to antibiotics. They might be able to get a hit with a Urine fungal antigen test. Grass awns can penetrate the paw and migrate to joints as well. On the bright side if it's in the elbow it's probably not osteosarcoma.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Okvet03, post: 4309851, member: 6180"] I don't see a lot of septic arthritis, fortunately. Most of the fungal infections we see in Moore are Histoplasmosis and that's not terribly common. I'm assuming your vet is considering fungal causes due to poor response to antibiotics. They might be able to get a hit with a Urine fungal antigen test. Grass awns can penetrate the paw and migrate to joints as well. On the bright side if it's in the elbow it's probably not osteosarcoma. [/QUOTE]
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