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Urolithiosis in two lions

a vertebral fracture (Johnson and others 1988). However, on postmortem examination a chain of irregular nodules was identified, associated with the sympathetic ganglia on the right side of the thoracic cavity from the level of the fourth to the 10th thoracic vertebrae. Further nodules were present on the left side of the thorax, associated with the base of the heart and within the myocardium and both adrenal glands. Histologically, the lesions were composed of spindle-shaped cells in an Antoni type A pattern and a diagnosis of multicentric schwannoma was made. In the present case, the solitary schwannoma, located in the vagus nerve above the base of the heart and diagnosed on the basis of an Antoni typeA pattern, could have contributed to the cow's clinical history. It could have led to dysfunction and chronic irritation of the vagal nerve with consequent vague signs of indigestion and bloating with increased respiratory effort. The authors therefore suggest that bovine nerve sheath tumours should be considered in the differential diagnosis in cases of'vagal indigestion' in cattle.