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HYPEREMIA Same patient, normal appearance. There was absence of hyperemia
most of the time at home, and hyperemia was not present in the veterinary hospital.
Subsequently, fine-needle aspiration of a subcutaneous mass was consistent with
mast cell tumor, and surgical excision of the mass led to complete resolution of
episodes of hyperemia and restlessness. (Courtesy Dr. Etienne Côté.)

ADDITIONAL SUGGESTED
READINGS
Guyton AC, et al: Local control of blood flow by
the tissues; and humoral regulation. In Guyton
AC, et al, editors: Textbook of medical physiology,
ed 10, Philadelphia, 2000, Saunders, pp 175-183.
Iida K, et al: Delayed hyperemia causing intracranial
hypertension after cardiopulmonary resuscitation.
Crit Care Med 25:971-976, 1997.
Locke-Bohannon LG, et al: Canine pheochromo-
cytoma: diagnosis and management. Compend
Contin Educ Vet 23:807-815, 2001.

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