An 8-year-old NM pug with an anal gland adenocarcinoma and possible enlarged sublumbar lymph node was presented for staging.
An 8-year-old NM pug with an anal gland adenocarcinoma and possible enlarged sublumbar lymph node was presented for staging.
This is strongly suggestive for metastatic neoplasia likely of anal gland adenocarcinoma origin.
The spleen in this patient presented three separate expansive masses. The masses measured 1.0, 2.0 and 4.07 cm each. These masses were parenchymal enlargements and likely metastatic in nature given the patient’s history. There was no evidence of rupture noted.The liver presented multiple, hyperechoic nodules with some disruption of architecture measuring 1.4 cm and 1.5 cm in the deep left liver with other heterogenous changes. The internal iliac (hypogastric) lymphnode deviates the descending colon.
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Metastatic neoplasia – sub-lumbar lymph nodes, spleen, liver
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