Time to play! [39]: the answer
Thank you for your replies, you were right on! In this young cat, hyperechoic renal nodular lesions are likely to be granulomatous in origin, and FIP is on the top of the list.
Renal ymphoma tends to be associated with renomegaly, hypoechoic sub-capsular tumoral infiltration and/or hypoechoic nodules. Sampling, sampling, sampling!
Seize the day, Dominique
Time to play! [39]
First TTP for 2026!
Write and share your findings…the answer will be posted in a week.
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Dominique and the SAUS team
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