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Figure 1.8.10 Lymphoma (Canine) CT
9y M Fox Terrier. CT was performed for lym-
phoma staging. Representative unenhanced
(a,b) and contrast‐enhanced (c,d) images are
at the level of the mandibular (a,c: arrows)
and medial retropharyngeal (b,d: arrows)
lymph nodes. The lymph nodes are markedly
enlarged but retain an oval shape and smooth
contours. Contrast enhancement is character-
istically uniform with a slightly foamy appear-
ance. The right parotid lymph node, often not
easily recognized on CT in normal dogs, is
prominent in this patient (a,c: arrowheads).
Mandibular lymph node biopsy documented
T‐cell lymphoma.
(a) CT, TP (b) CT, TP
(c) CT+C, TP (d) CT+C, TP
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