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cystic lymph node?

Sonopath Forum

cystic lymph node?

Wellness ultrasound on a 10 year old FS Border Collie.  All else looked ok, but this was amongst several other mesenteric lymph nodes.  Does this look like a cyst on a lyph node? Very in the thick of vascularity, so I’m a bit nervous to drain it.  For now, recommending a recheck in 4-8 weeks, but any other thoughts/advice?

Comments

EL

Yes cystic LN usually get mod

Yes cystic LN usually get mod transduate or lymph when draining. This happens with chronic lymphadenitis.

kromero

So best to go ahead and

So best to go ahead and drain? Other lymph nodes in the area looked ok, so maybe something an inflammatory condition that resolved?

rlobetti

Most likley an incidental

Most likley an incidental finding – surroundiing mesetery looks normal thus active inflammtion/abscess unlikely. Ultrasound mointoring would be a way to go.

kromero

Thank you!

Thank you!

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