Today’s case is a 11-year-old Basset Hound with a swollen neck. Hint for this case—there is something on the thoracic radiographs as well… Does anyone see it?
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Thank you for this case.
There are some osteolytic and sclerotic areas in proximal half of humerus bones, isn’t it?
And one mineralization area is in dorsal part of the neck.
There are some sclerotic areas in the humerus, and I agree they could be suspicious for additional metastatic lesions in this type of case. The mineralization in the soft tissues may be a subcutaneous granuloma, and is less likely to be neoplastic.