11-00011 Stanley M Suspect lymphoma —-NEEDS OF, C—–

Case Study

11-00011 Stanley M Suspect lymphoma —-NEEDS OF, C—–

A 12 year old NM DLH with a history of decreased appetite was presented for vomiting and lethargic. On CBC leukocytosis and severe eosinophilia was present whereas serum biochemistry was within normal limits.

A 12 year old NM DLH with a history of decreased appetite was presented for vomiting and lethargic. On CBC leukocytosis and severe eosinophilia was present whereas serum biochemistry was within normal limits.

Sonographic Differential Diagnosis

This is highly suggestive for infiltrative disease such as mast cell disease, lymphoma or minor potential for granulomatous disease and hyper-eosinophilic syndrome. The lesions of the intestinal tract and lymph node are non resectable.

Image Interpretation

The gastrointestinal tract presented infiltrative distal small intestinal mass that measured 1.5 cm in width with variable infiltrative pattern. Minor omental reactivity was noted. The remainder of the intestinal tract appeared to have a prominent muscularis. This is highly suggestive for infiltrative disease such as lymphoma or mast cell disease. Large mesenteric root lymph node masses were noted with loss of structural detail. The largest lymph node measured 5 x 2.4 cm.

DX

Suspect lymphoma

Outcome

No further outcome was noted.

Comments

May need to change DX if pre or post mortem sampling is/was performed. F

Clinical Differential Diagnosis

GI tract – Neoplasia (lymphoma, mastocytoma), IBD, parasitic infection, granulomatous disease, foreign body obstruction. Pancreas – neoplasia, granulomatous disease, pancreatitis. Hyper-eosinophilic syndrome. Systemic mastocytosis.

Sampling

None

Patient Information

Type of Imaging : Ultrasound

Images

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