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13-year-old neutered female daschund. She was presented with the complain of a nodule in the left caudal mammary gland. Abdominal US was done for met check. The caudal lobe of the left adrenal gland looks enlarged, though still below 6mm. Some hypoechoic circular areas can also be seen in the caudal lobe. Is it a developing LA neoplasia. No signs of cushing’s yet. In general healthy dog. Normal ALP but hypercalcemia of 12.3mg/dL
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Still waiting for the reply!
Still waiting for the reply!
Minor cystic change to watch
Minor cystic change to watch n the caudal pole but likely normal variant. Capsule is still in tact and no vascular invasion. I would rescan in 30 days and run a blood pressure.
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