
09/16/2025
Buddy’s adrenal mass was discovered incidentally on ultrasound during a work-up for vomiting and regurgitation. The mass involved the right adrenal gland and extended into the caudal vena cava. Based on Buddy’s clinical signs and bloodwork, a pheochromocytoma was suspected.
A surgical consult occurred, but due to the extent of the tumor’s vascular invasion, surgical mortality was estimated at 75%. As a result, Buddy’s family elected to pursue stereotactic radiation therapy at PetCure Oncology.
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