The patient is a 5 year old spayed female ferret that was presented for a history of bilateral flank alopecia and vulvar enlargement. The patient also exhibited infrequent rear limb ataxia. Blood glucose was normal.
The patient is a 5 year old spayed female ferret that was presented for a history of bilateral flank alopecia and vulvar enlargement. The patient also exhibited infrequent rear limb ataxia. Blood glucose was normal.
Large mass suspected to originate in the right adrenal gland.
A large mass was noted adjacent to or involving the right adrenal gland; this mass measured 4.16 x 2cm. The mesentery surrounding the mass was hyperechoic and appeared reactive. The mass appeared to expand possibly through the phrenic vein, into the vena cava, and over to the left side of the abdomen adjacent to the left adrenal gland. The parenchyma of the mass was uniform.
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Adrenal mass, other neoplasia, thrombus, ovarian remnant or not spayed.
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