Abstract:Background: Due to their abundant vascular supply, the lungs are a usual metastatic site, with primary lung cancer presenting a low prevalence in dogs and cats. Among the primary pulmonary tumors afflicting dogs, lepidic carcinoma is the most common and can be classified by site of onset. Lepidic predominant adenocarcinoma is characterized by the proliferation of neoplastic cells along the pulmonary alveoli and pre-existing alveolar structures. Few reports of this specific tumor were found in the literature, s… Show more
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