Time to play! [32] : the answer
This case is interesting…
The combination of the location (ileo-ceco-colic junction) and the presence of a mass might mislead us to diagnose an intussusception. The good news is that either way, the dog needed surgery!
Spindle cell tumors are not uncommon at this location.
I hope you enjoyed the challenge!
Time to play! [32]
It is Spring time and it is Time To Play! 🌷
Please let us know your thoughts and the answer will come in one week.
Enjoy!
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