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Small Animal Abdominal and Metabolic Disorders Q&A 19 (view source)
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A round soft tissue mass is seen in the mid-abdominal region. Displacement of the intestines ventrally suggests that this mass may be of retroperitoneal origin.
A round soft tissue mass is seen in the mid-abdominal region. Displacement of the intestines ventrally suggests that this mass may be of retroperitoneal origin.
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|l1=Sertoli Cell Tumour
|q2=What is the likely diagnosis?
|q2=What is the likely diagnosis?
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In dogs this syndrome is most commonly associated with Sertoli-cell tumours.
In dogs this syndrome is most commonly associated with Sertoli-cell tumours.
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|l2=Sertoli Cell Tumour
|q3=What other clinical signs might you expect?
|q3=What other clinical signs might you expect?
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Other possible clinical signs include anaemia, hyperpigmentation, a pendulous penile sheath and standing in a female posture to urinate.
Other possible clinical signs include anaemia, hyperpigmentation, a pendulous penile sheath and standing in a female posture to urinate.
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|l3=Sertoli Cell Tumour
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