Today’s case is a 2-year-old male neutered Golden Retriever with two cutaneous masses. Take a look and post your comments.
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Is that possible the mass is in the cranial subsegment of the left cranial lung lobe given the lobar sign and no deviation of the mediastinum/trachea? Do you have CT images or ultrasound images of the mass? Thanks,
Alex
I think the same. The mediastinum and traquea are not displaced…….
The mass is not displacing the trachea, but it isn’t all that large. The midline position is the key to identifying it in the mediastinum. The sharp line at the left cranial lung lobe is actually the mediastinum displacing the lung caudally rather than a lobar sign. The mass was confirmed to be mediastinal on ultrasound imaging.