Magnetic resonance imaging features of an extranodal T-cell rich B-cell lymphoma in the pharyngeal mucosa in a horse

Jakesova, V.; Konar, M.; Gerber, V.; Brachelente, C.; Howard, J.; Tessier, C. (2009). Magnetic resonance imaging features of an extranodal T-cell rich B-cell lymphoma in the pharyngeal mucosa in a horse. Equine veterinary education, 20(6), pp. 289-293. Wiley-Blackwell 10.2746/095777308X295774

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An 11-year-old Warmblood gelding was presented for inspiratory stridor and dysphagia. Based on history and clinical examination, a solitary mass localised in the oropharynx was suspected. Due to its inaccessibility and defensive behaviour of the horse, it was difficult to visualise this mass either by upper airway endoscopy or by oral examination and the conventional imaging methods (radiology and ultrasound) provided only limited information. Fine needle aspiration cytology was suggestive of lymphoma, but the exact localisation and the extent of tissue infiltration of the tumour could only be defined by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). MRI has proved to be a very useful diagnostic tool in equine lameness investigation and, as this case illustrates, it has considerable diagnostic potential for soft tissue examination of the equine head.

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