C10009176 / invoice 10000

Species:CANINE
Breed:American Staffordshire Terrier
Age (years):8
Diagnosis or signs:Health Care
Consult notes

Animal clinical history (3 most recent)

2026-03-10T00:00:00Z 09:39 AM
Reason: Itchy Feet And Skin - O Waiting History:Previous medical conditions - MCT + epithelioma removal 2025, conjunctivitisCurrent meds - noneOwner concerns - Presenting complaint(s):1. Pruritus affecting elbows, feet, and scrotum.2. Ocular discharge.Rush presented approximately four weeks ago with watery eyes and pruritus primarily affecting the elbows and scrotum. He was boarded at a kennel prior to that. The pruritus has worsened and spread to the feet despite treatment with flamazine cream. The scrotal lesions have improved with flamazine.Ocular discharge improved after 7 day course of chloramphenicol ointment, but eyes still slightly red and Rush rubs them at night. Not squinting. Scratching and licking occur primarily when resting, not obsessive, and not waking from sleep. EDDU normal, no V+D+ History of previous pruritus flare ups, but stopped after moving to a new house without a backyard a few years ago. Examination:Temperament/Demeanor: BAR, friendly, loves schmakos Chest Auscultation: No murmur/arrhythmias, lung sounds clear. Synchronous femoral pulsesOral: Teeth clean Eyes: No blepharospasm or discharge. Very mild hyperemia and scleral erythema, no chemosis. Ears/nose/throat: Ears clean without any erythema or stenosis Abdo palp: Nad Skin/coat: Moderate hyperkeratosis, erythema and alopecia of both elbows, R elbow surface slightly moist and eroded. Moderate alopecic and erythema of digit 2 & 3 interdigital spaces of both front feet and RH foot. Scrotum and rest of skin nad. Gait: Nad MSK: Not palpated. Normal muscle mass LNs: Nad Neuro: Nad Rectal/urogenital: Both testicles symmetrical in size and texture Laboratory:Sticky tape cytology (R elbow, RF foot): 20-30 neutrophils per hpf, occasional cocci (1-2 per hpf) and yeast on foot sample (1 per 2-3 hpf) Assessment:1. Superficial pyoderma secondary to self-trauma and underlying allergy flare up (likely environmental given recent environment change) 2. Mild conjunctivitis without secondary bacterial infection, likely allergic in origin.Plan: Short tapering course of oral steroid to reduce inflammation and pruritus. Apoquel avoided as history of mast cell tumour. Malaseb shampoo washes twice weekly for 2 weeks, then once weekly for 2 weeks to treat superficial pyoderma and to use for future pruritus flare upsRecheck if skin not improving or flares up again, otherwise no recheck required if resolved.    Vital Signs    Weight: 30.27;       BodyScore: 5;       

Previous claim history (15)

DateClaim #Diagnosis
2026-02-06C09880257CONJUNCTIVITIS
2026-02-06C09880257SKIN (CUTANEOUS) ABNORMALITY - OTHER - PRESENTING COMPLAINT
2025-05-31C8971009POST-OPERATIVE COMPLICATION - WOUND SEROMA
2025-05-27C8764181OTITIS EXTERNA
2025-05-21C8740373MASS LESION
2025-05-17C8726721SEROMA
2025-05-14C8711009MASS LESION - SKIN (CUTANEOUS)
2025-04-22C8614494ACROCHORDON (FIBROEPITHELIAL POLYP, SKIN TAG)
2024-03-05C6964982ACROCHORDON (FIBROEPITHELIAL POLYP, SKIN TAG)
2021-04-19C3678203STIFFNESS - PRESENTING COMPLAINT
2019-03-14C2153783DERMATITIS - ATOPIC
2019-03-14C2153783MASS LESION
2018-12-04C1957130ALLERGY
2018-08-22C1805058DIARRHOEA - PRESUMED SELF-LIMITING
2018-08-22C1805058KENNEL COUGH

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

LinetstarcAmountDateUpstream diagnosis
10000tstarc_consultation109.012026-03-10
20000tstarc_diagnostic_test_-_cytology70.002026-03-10
30000tstarc_medicated_shampoo43.602026-03-10
40000tstarc_corticosteroids46.092026-03-10

UPM+

  • DG00592DERMATITISDSTP_skin_-_dermatitis

Variant (sleepy_king)

DERMATITIS
DSTP_skin_-_dermatitis
Conf: 0.640
Threshold: 0.25
Above:
Correct?