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期刊名:Veterinary clinics of north america-equine practice

缩写:VET CLIN N AM-EQUINE

ISSN:0749-0739

e-ISSN:1558-4224

IF/分区:1.4/Q3

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Constanze Fintl,Pamela A Wilkins Constanze Fintl
There are a number of unusual tumors in the horse. Gross tumor characteristics, anatomical location, and signalment may assist with identification. Clinical pathology is often unrewarding with non-specific findings, while fine needle aspira...
Amanda Samuels,Teresa A Burns Amanda Samuels
Lymphoma and myeloproliferative diseases in horses are relatively uncommon. The clinical signs, prognosis, and treatment options depend upon the anatomic location and subtype. Significant gaps in knowledge remain regarding prevalence, patho...
Philip Ivens,Victoria South Philip Ivens
Thoracic neoplasia often presents with generalized and nonspecific clinical signs and should be considered as a differential especially when patients are nonresponsive to therapeutic intervention for more common differential diagnoses of re...
Padraic M Dixon Padraic M Dixon
This article reviews the different types of equine non-neoplastic and neoplastic oral and sinonasal tumors and describes their known prevalence and general characteristics. The clinical and ancillary diagnostic findings (primarily radiograp...
Jamie Prutton,Rachel Tucker Jamie Prutton
Neoplasia has been reported to involve the majority of the urinary system of the horse, with tumors affecting the kidneys and bladder most comprehensively described. Primary tumors of the external genitalia are relatively common in the hors...
Anna R Hollis Anna R Hollis
Despite the ubiquitous nature of sarcoids, robust data regarding the selection of treatment modalities are scarce, with many treatments having little or no published data to support their use. Treatment options are numerous and vary with th...
Suzanne Murphy Suzanne Murphy
Cancer is disease of the genome. The Hallmarks of cancer are a way of thinking of cancer to help rationalize what occurs in this disease process. A solid tumor is a complex of normal and neoplastic cells, arising through an evolutionary pro...
Margaret C Mudge,Eric Green Margaret C Mudge
Radiotherapy is a valuable treatment option for equine tumors that have a high rate of recurrence or where complete surgical resection may damage vital structures. Teletherapy, brachytherapy, and plesiotherapy have been used successfully fo...
Imogen Johns Imogen Johns
This article discusses the reported paraneoplastic syndromes (PNSs) in horses, including the possible pathogenesis, diagnostic methods, and any treatment options. The more commonly reported PNSs in horses include cancer anorexia and cachexi...
Anna R Hollis Anna R Hollis
Squamous cell carcinomas are a very common tumor type in horses, and are found in a variety of dermatologic and non-dermatologic locations. Metastasis is common, even at the first presentation of the disease, and a full staging workup is th...