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Telangiectasia of Pembroke Welsh Corgi dogs
Veterinary Pathology
|March 1, 1983
Abstract:
Multiple vascular lesions involving kidneys and various other organs consisting of cavernous, blood-filled spaces lined by endothelial cells with various amounts of mural collagen are described in eight Pembroke Welsh Corgi dogs. The most common clinical sign associated with this condition is hematuria.
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