Hi, these images are from a 13 year old FS DSH cat who presented for anorexia, vomiting and weight loss. A CBC / Chem panel was unremarkable. I identified a 4cm small intestinal mass and mesenteric lymphadenopathy which I suspect are the cause of her clinical signs, but I also found this pathology in the right kidney that I am uncertain how to interpret – particularly the hypoechoic area of the cortex (that does not look like a medullary rim sign to me, and also didn’t seem like subcapsular fluid as it seemed to be within the parenchyma of the cortex – and so I’m not sure what else it might be). Thanks for the feedback!
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I’d be really concerned with
I’d be really concerned with renal lymphoma here i would coag and 25g fna
Thanks – when I found the
Thanks – when I found the jejunal mass the client elected to euthanize, so I’m really posting for my own learning.
Yeh lymphoma always brings
Yeh lymphoma always brings friends to the party. Its rarely just one organ.