Presentation
History of vomiting, diarrhea, and weight loss.
Patient Data
Age: 18 years
Gender: Male
Category: Domestic cat
Organism: Siamese cat
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There is a large, oval soft tissue opacity mass in the cranial mediastinum. This is seen cranial to the cardiac silhouette on lateral projections, and superimposed on the spine on the ventrodorsal projections. There are nodules superimposed over the cardiac silhouette on the lateral projections. There is also a diffuse bronchial pattern. Within the abdomen, the small intestinal loops are mildly enlarged.
Case Discussion
High grade lymphoma with small intestinal and liver involvement. The pulmonary nodules resolved with chemotherapy however the mediastinal mass remained visible over the next four months of treatment.
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