- 10 year old FN Setter with inappetance, lethargy and mild anaemia, excess abdominal fat
- The spleen had multiple hypoechoic nodules – these have been aspirated, cytology pending
- 10 year old FN Setter with inappetance, lethargy and mild anaemia, excess abdominal fat
- The spleen had multiple hypoechoic nodules – these have been aspirated, cytology pending
- There were multiple solitary nodules/masses – one cranial to left kidney, one caudal to the stomach (not sure if associated with pancreas), once caudal to right kidney (all shown in separate videos). I could also see smaller hyperechoic nodules in the fat and I recall these being described as granulomas in a previous post. I am wondering if you think these nodules are larger granulomas or something more sinister? I tried to sample them but the slides seemed more fatty than cellular, they were hard to access though.
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some look like fatty
some look like fatty granulomas and others LN and splenic target lesion with capsular expansion… I would fna them all 25g and see what comes out.
Thank you!
The granulomas
Thank you!
The granulomas came back as fatty.
The splenic aspirates came back as EMH.
I am worried I am missing stomach/pancreatic pathology here.
I will try and rescan with deeper sedation.