C09972044 / invoice 10000

Species:CANINE
Breed:Bullmastiff
Age (years):6
Diagnosis or signs:Atopy
Consult notes
Appointment Notes: cut on paw pad, allergy flare up. bwHistory:Owner concerns: has been going really well with allergies for the last 6 months, hasn't needed cytopoint. O not sure what has happened, but she is getting itchy, particularly on front feet, and has 2 sores starting. Also has a graze on her paw pad, which O thinks she got from trying to play with other dog through the fence. Also walked through an ant hill the other day and had big ants all over her. Not sure if it was one of these things that set her off or just allergies. She is an anxious dog normally, but coping ok at the moment. Otherwise well EDDU normallyNo V/D/C/SMedications: noneExamine:QAR, good to examine Cardiorespiratory: no murmurs or arrhythmias appreciated, pulses normal, lung fields clearAbdominal palpation: comfortable, no masses or organomegaly appreciatedMouth: mild generalised tartarEars: NADEyes: NADInteg: lesion present on LF dorsal foot, approx 1cm across, slightly raised and red with mild alopecia, irritated to touch. Lesion present on RF dorsal foot, approx 1cm across, mild alopecia, no erythema and not raised, not sensitive to touch. Graze present on LF lateral metacarpal pad, not full thickness, no discharge present LNs: NADMSK/neuro: NADLaboratory:Sticky tape from lesions on dorsal feet showed mild cocci overgrowth but no neutrophils present Assessment:Early superficial pyodermaGraze on padAtopyPlan:Hopefully have caught pyoderma early enough to just treat topically, recommended starting with chlorhex scrub and bacticorten, plus e-collar to prevent licking if required. If ongoing irritation then may need to trial pred or oral ABs as indicatedDiscussed graze on pad, recommended keeping clean and stopping self trauma, can use vaseline/pawpaw to protect when going on walks while it is healing Discussed atopy, has been well controlled, but recommended cytopoint again to settle this flare and hopefully will go back to normal control. O happy with plan. R/v if not improving Treatment:Given cytopoint 20mg #840616 exp 02/2027Given cytopoint 30mg #840615 exp 02/2027Rx chorhex scrub 2-3 times daily on feet for 7 daysRx bacticorten 2-3 times daily following chlorhex for 7 days 

Animal clinical history (3 most recent)

2026-03-02T00:00:00Z 10:02?am
Appointment Notes: cut on paw pad, allergy flare up. bwHistory:Owner concerns: has been going really well with allergies for the last 6 months, hasn't needed cytopoint. O not sure what has happened, but she is getting itchy, particularly on front feet, and has 2 sores starting. Also has a graze on her paw pad, which O thinks she got from trying to play with other dog through the fence. Also walked through an ant hill the other day and had big ants all over her. Not sure if it was one of these things that set her off or just allergies. She is an anxious dog normally, but coping ok at the moment. Otherwise well EDDU normallyNo V/D/C/SMedications: noneExamine:QAR, good to examine Cardiorespiratory: no murmurs or arrhythmias appreciated, pulses normal, lung fields clearAbdominal palpation: comfortable, no masses or organomegaly appreciatedMouth: mild generalised tartarEars: NADEyes: NADInteg: lesion present on LF dorsal foot, approx 1cm across, slightly raised and red with mild alopecia, irritated to touch. Lesion present on RF dorsal foot, approx 1cm across, mild alopecia, no erythema and not raised, not sensitive to touch. Graze present on LF lateral metacarpal pad, not full thickness, no discharge present LNs: NADMSK/neuro: NADLaboratory:Sticky tape from lesions on dorsal feet showed mild cocci overgrowth but no neutrophils present Assessment:Early superficial pyodermaGraze on padAtopyPlan:Hopefully have caught pyoderma early enough to just treat topically, recommended starting with chlorhex scrub and bacticorten, plus e-collar to prevent licking if required. If ongoing irritation then may need to trial pred or oral ABs as indicatedDiscussed graze on pad, recommended keeping clean and stopping self trauma, can use vaseline/pawpaw to protect when going on walks while it is healing Discussed atopy, has been well controlled, but recommended cytopoint again to settle this flare and hopefully will go back to normal control. O happy with plan. R/v if not improving Treatment:Given cytopoint 20mg #840616 exp 02/2027Given cytopoint 30mg #840615 exp 02/2027Rx chorhex scrub 2-3 times daily on feet for 7 daysRx bacticorten 2-3 times daily following chlorhex for 7 days     Vital Signs    Weight: 49.6;       MMColour: Pink;       HeartRate: 104;       RespirationRate: 28;       BodyScore: 6;       DentalGrade: 1;       CRT: 1-2;       

Previous claim history (19)

DateClaim #Diagnosis
2022-03-19C4602655ATOPY
2022-02-11C4480755HEART (CARDIAC) ANOMALY
2022-02-11C4480755ATOPY
2022-02-04C4457331ATOPY
2022-01-27C4432362ATOPY
2021-09-23C4115540ATOPY
2021-07-08C3971684SKIN LESIONS
2021-07-08C3971684MASS LESION - SKIN (CUTANEOUS)
2021-06-07C3820266ATOPY
2021-04-29C3707303EAR INFECTION
2021-04-29C3707303ATOPY
2021-04-15C3667693VACCINATIONS OR HEALTH CHECKS
2021-04-08C3667693EAR INFECTION
2021-04-01C3636777EAR INFECTION
2021-04-01C3636777ATOPY
2021-02-25C3551146ATOPY
2021-01-22C3464810ATOPY
2021-01-04C3414491DERMATITIS
2020-10-19C3240190HOT SPOT

Line items(lines with upstream diagnosis are skipped by the model)

LinetstarcAmountDateUpstream diagnosis
10000tstarc_consultation106.992026-03-02
20000tstarc_diagnostic_test_-_cytology44.302026-03-02
30000tstarc_skin_medication_-_cytopoint201.412026-03-02
40000tstarc_skin_medication_-_cytopoint164.302026-03-02
50000tstarc_chlorhexidine34.752026-03-02
60000tstarc_skin_medication_-_topical_antibiotics_and_anti-inflammatory37.802026-03-02

UPM+

  • DG02319HYPERSENSITIVITY (ALLERGIC) SKIN DISORDERDSTP_skin_-_allergic_disorder

Variant (sleepy_king)

HYPERSENSITIVITY DISORDER (ALLERGY)
DSTP_skin_-_allergic_disorder
Conf: 0.640
Threshold: 0.38
Above:
Correct?