What is this?


– 8 year old MN diabetic Minature Schnauzer with intermittent vomiting and weight loss; good appetite

– currently not pu/pd; history of persistently elevated ALP, positive SNAP cPLI

– pancreas is large and easily seen on ultrasound with an irregular contour but no evidence of acute pancreatic disease

-I am seeing a cystic-like lesion in the region dorsal to the portal vein

Is this a hepatic LN or a cystic/nodular region of the pancreas

– 8 year old MN diabetic Minature Schnauzer with intermittent vomiting and weight loss; good appetite

– currently not pu/pd; history of persistently elevated ALP, positive SNAP cPLI

– pancreas is large and easily seen on ultrasound with an irregular contour but no evidence of acute pancreatic disease

-I am seeing a cystic-like lesion in the region dorsal to the portal vein

Is this a hepatic LN or a cystic/nodular region of the pancreas

 


2 responses to “What is this?”

  1. Thisd is a cystic Lymph

    Thisd is a cystic Lymph node… happens in chronic disease and usually has trapped pus or lymph when you stick it. usually benign. Chronci pancreatitis hepatitis if the LN is in that region or portal hilus.

  2. This would definitely fit

    This would definitely fit with this patient as chronic pancreatitis is likley and possibly CAH from ultrasound findings

    Thanks!

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