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This 11 year old FS Australian Shepherd mix has a history of nasal/frontal sinus undifferentiated carcinoma; 3 months ago had aggressive debridement of mass and enucleation. Presented with severe congestion and difficulty breathing.
This 11 year old FS Australian Shepherd mix has a history of nasal/frontal sinus undifferentiated carcinoma; 3 months ago had aggressive debridement of mass and enucleation. Presented with severe congestion and difficulty breathing.
CT of the head –
There is a recurrent soft tissue mass with increased expansion compared with the preoperative study dating 12/09/2015. Infiltrative growth of the non-uniformly enhancing mass under multifocal aggressive permeative osteolysis into the right orbita, cranial fossa, left nasal cavity, frontal sinuses and onto the dorsum of the nose and frontal bone is noted. The intracranial expansion involves the neural parenchyma of the left olfactory bulb and frontal lobe and causes rightsided deviation of the cerebral falx. The right olfactory bulb and frontal lobe present a mild increase in contrast enhancement as well.
