Perianal gland tumour
Summary
Location: Around the anus, foreskin, scrotum, tail, hind legs and trunk
Behaviour: Grows slowly, infrequently metastasizes (15%)
Diagnostics: Clinical examination (with rectal examination), X-ray, cytology complemented with tissue sample, ultrasound
Treatment: Surgery
Prognosis: Good if treated on time and correctly
Pictures
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References
  1. Turek MM and Withrow SJ. Cancer of the Gastrointestinal Tract: Perianal Tumors. Withrow and MacEwen's Small Animal Clinical Oncology, 5th edition,Chapter 22 Withrow (p 423-9).
Clinical trials
Aspartame for the prevention of chemotherapy-induced diarrhoea: a pilot study

AURA Veterinary
Surrey, United Kingdom

Hospital for Small Animals, Royal (Dick) Vet School of Veterinary Studies
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Anicura Clinica veterinaria Malpensa
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Auna Especialidades Veterinaria
Paterna, Spain

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Antitumor immunotherapy in dogs
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Assessing safety and efficacy of medical device capturing circulating tumour cells
Cardiac ultrasound to explore the effects of chemotherapy on the heart (diagnostic trial)
Validation of canine oncology-proxy reported outcome measure to support symptom management and quality of life in dogs undergoing chemotherapy

AURA Veterinary
Surrey, United Kingdom


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New imaging technique to guide surgery