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Retrobulbar mass in a 7 year old MN DSH cat

Case Study

Retrobulbar mass in a 7 year old MN DSH cat

This 7 year old MN DSH cat presented with sudden onset buphthalmos, limbic injection.

Physical exam: IOP-  OD 25,27; OS 30,31

This 7 year old MN DSH cat presented with sudden onset buphthalmos, limbic injection.

Physical exam: IOP-  OD 25,27; OS 30,31

Image Interpretation

ultrasound of the eye –  The anterior and posterior chambers of the eye were normal and the lens was in proper position. Periocular tissues appeared normal. However, retrobulbar space revealed a mass density that measured approximately 2.0 cm with irregular tissue impinging upon the posterior chamber and deviating it outward. Minor, regional inflammatory response was noted. Optic nerve appeared deviated and enveloped by regional inflammatory response.

DX

Retrobulbar mass, suspect carcinoma, lymphoma or melanoma.

Outcome

Globectomy and biopsies would be recommended along with biopsies. The regional
bone did not appear overtly involved.

Patient Information

Patient Name : Bubbles Faccia
Gender : Male, Neutered
Species : Feline
Type of Imaging : Ultrasound
Status : Complete
Liz Wuz Here : Yes
Code : 13_00044

Exam Finding

  • Ocular abnormality

Images

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