Koto's Operation progress

金曜やっと琴の抜糸をしてきました。
そして検査結果も貰ってきました。
内容はやはり想像していた通り、手術の2週間前にビッコを治すため獣医へ行った際に
射ってもらった注射に異常なリアクションが出てそれが腫瘍となってしまったそうです。
本当に可哀想な事をしてしまいました。。
捻挫くらいで病院になんて行かなかったらこんな事にならなかったのに、、、
と少し悔やみましたが　とにかく
悪性の腫瘍なんかじゃなかっただけ良かった。
琴は本当にお転婆で怪我が多いのですが、今回は本当に色々考えさせられました。
とにかく本当に辛い2週間だったけど本当によく頑張ったね　琴！！
あと2週間もすれば前の生活に戻れると思います：）3週間後のアジリティの競技界にもエントリーしたよ：）

We went to the vet for Koto's scar on Friday, stitches are finally off, and we've got her result back. 

The story is.. We went to the vet 2 weeks before she had an operation. She was limping for awhile after the Running Contact training, so we just wanted to get unit-flammatory tablets to help her recovery as she always recover quickly with few days of tables.  This day, Vet also gave her inflammatory injection where exactly tumor was growing.  So.. Most likely She had very bad reaction to this particular injection she has got. How unlucky is that? Poor girl- needed to have big operation from the injection she suppose to recover from "small pain" just Sprain :(  Her neck is still bumpy here and there and still fluid coming out.
But she looks much much brighter and feeling better :)
She has been so patient and doing great going through such a painful big drama.
I'm so proud of you Koto!! ：）

Here is a part of Result from the Histopathology... (if interested..) -----

The subcutis contains a pseudocystic cavity containing fibrin strands and small numbers of erythrocytes. The cavity is not lined by epithelium or endothelium but has an inner lining of granulation tissue and an outer layer of mixed inflammatory celles including lymphocytes and plasma cells mixed with small numbers of eosinophils, neutrophils and macrophages. In some regions there are focal aggregates of lymphocytes around blood vassels. Inflammation is also present in interstitial areas of the surrounding skeletal muscle. --Inflamed seroma-- Seromas are abnormal accumulations of fluid in the subcutaneous tissue with subsequent organization and fibrosis around the central cavity. They are usually secondary to haematomas, penetrating wounds including injections or surgery. Although they are not inflammatory they may prevent normal healing and become secondarily infected. Larger lesions may interfere with local function and may need to be surgically drained.