Today’s case is an 11-year-old male mixed breed dog with respiratory distress. We don’t see skull radiographs very often. Can you spot the abnormalities?
Findings
There is increased soft tissue opacity filling the nasal cavity and frontal sinuses. There is turbinate destruction visible on the ventrodorsal projection. There is lysis of the right frontal bone in the region of the orbit. Smooth periosteal proliferation is visible on the frontal bone on the lateral projection.
Differential Diagnosis
Aggressive nasal mass, most likely neoplastic.
Diagnosis
sal mass. Further workup was not performed.