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Neoplastic Diseases of Reptiles |
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Abdominal mass, kingsnake |
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This gray-banded kingsnake had a firm abdominal mass that on exploratory was found to be a solid uric acid ball. This snake had been treated with nephrotoxic drugs and was in renal failure.
Courtesy of Dr. Roger Klingenberg