A 9-year-old SF Golden retriever was presented for evaluation of coughing and lethargy. On survey radiographs a left cranial lung mass was evident.
A 9-year-old SF Golden retriever was presented for evaluation of coughing and lethargy. On survey radiographs a left cranial lung mass was evident.
Nodular and cavitated lung mass. This is strongly suggestive for sarcoma or similar neoplasia.
Left cranial lung mass was noted which was significantly hypoechoic and irregular with some cavitation. FNAs were performed without complication. Peripheral air entrapment was noted, which is indicative of lung origin. This may be resectable. CT evaluation would be ideal.
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Neoplasia (primary/metastatic), abscess, granuloma, lobe torsion
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