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Figure 5.8.13 (Continued ) CT

(i) NM, DORS (j) GP

Figure 5.8.14 Nephroblastoma (Canine) CT

(a) CT+C, TP (b) CT+C, TP (c) CT+C, TP

(d) US, SP (e) GP (f) GP
2y MC Doberman Pinscher with hematuria. Images a–c are ordered from cranial to caudal. There is a large, heterogeneous, cavitary mass
replacing the left kidney (a–c: arrows). The mass is heterogeneously contrast enhancing, and urine production is present in the most
caudal cavitary region (c: arrowhead). The CT scan was performed in dorsal recumbency, hence the inverted fluid‐contrast interface. The
left ureter is not identified. The right kidney has mild pelvic dilation with a thin lateral cortex (a: open arrow) and cortical infarct (not
shown). The mass is vascular on Doppler ultrasound (d). A nephrectomy was performed and nephroblastoma with disorganized renal
tissue was diagnosed (e,f).

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