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The aim is to detail a rare case of concurrent intestinal lymphomas in a cat and highlight its clinical features.

A feline case of intestinal small T-cell lymphoma with prominent lymphoid follicle formation and concurrent intestinal large B-cell lymphoma

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A case report reveals a unique feline intestinal lymphoma, suggesting potential diagnostic complexities.

The aim is to detail a rare case of concurrent intestinal lymphomas in a cat and highlight its clinical features.
Case presentation of an 11-year-old male mixed-breed cat.
Abdominal ultrasonography to identify masses and thickening.
Fine-needle aspiration cytology and PCR conducted for diagnosis.
Histopathology and immunohistochemistry used in final diagnosis.
Postoperative chemotherapy treatment applied.
Diagnosed with small T-cell lymphoma with prominent lymphoid follicle formation and concurrent large B-cell lymphoma.
Survived for 728 days post-presentation without recurrence of symptoms or imaging abnormalities.

SAKAI et al. (2026) studied this question.

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