Nasopharyngeal Polyp in a Cat: Clinical Assessment

The case report describes diagnosis and surgical treatment of nasopharyngeal polyp in a 3-months-old mixed breed female cat with sneezing, runny nose, lack appetite change voice Serous tear discharge, mucopurulent nasal discharge increased sensitivity trachea were detected at clinical examination the Following inspection oral cavity, it was observed that soft palate bulged had different appearance from normal anatomical structure Significant alterations not determined haematological, biochemical radiographic examinations However, following contrast-enhanced computed tomography After removed by simple invasive procedure, findings started to improve as second day One month after operation, she completely cured became healthy In conclusion, has be considered for cats appetite, nose voice, collaboration between oropharyngeal transversal shots would constitute reliable approach precise preoperative planning feline polyps.