This 8 year old FS Boxer presented for pustules and a welt which over the course of 2 weeks increased in number. FNA/cytology of 2 of the nodules showed large cell lymphoma
This 8 year old FS Boxer presented for pustules and a welt which over the course of 2 weeks increased in number. FNA/cytology of 2 of the nodules showed large cell lymphoma
right lateral, left lateral and VD thorax – Multiple, small, irregular
shaped mineral opaque foci are noted throughout the lung parenchyma. Interstitial
nodules are not seen. The lung reveals a mild generalized interstitial pattern. A subtle extrapleural sign is noted on the right- and left-lateral
view level with the sternal lymph nodes.
The tributary region for the sternal lymph nodes includes the abdomen, the thoracic
wall and the cranial mammary complexes. The pertaining area should be checked for
possible lesions. A full abdominal ultrasound should be considered owing to the
possible sternal lymphadenomegaly and to complete the tumor staging as such.
