Hypertrophic pulmonary osteopathy associated with granular cell tumour in a mare

Heinola, T.; Heikkilä, Jukka; Sukura, Antti; Ruohoniemi, Mirja

doi:10.1136/vr.149.10.307

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“…Examples of cases of extra‐thoracic tumours in which HO developed in horses have included pituitary adenoma and ovarian neoplasia (McLennan and Kelly 1977; Sweeney et al . 1989; Heinola et al . 2001).…”

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“…and rib fracture with pleural adhesion formation (Messer et al 1983;Chaffin et al 1990;Mair et al 1996). Examples of cases of extra-thoracic tumours in which HO developed in horses have included pituitary adenoma and ovarian neoplasia (McLennan and Kelly 1977;Sweeney et al 1989;Heinola et al 2001). In one case, HO developed in parallel with pregnancy and regressed after foaling (Lavoie et al 1992).…”

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Paraneoplastic manifestations of cancer in horses

Axiak

Johnson

2011

Equine Veterinary Education

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SummaryParaneoplastic manifestations of cancer, probably under-recognised in equine clinical practice, are often observed before the underlying primary disease is identified. This review provides a summary of paraneoplastic phenomena that have been reported in horses. The inclusion of paraneoplastic explanations in the differential diagnosis of common and challenging clinical problems should lead to earlier diagnosis and greater chance for successful therapeutic outcomes. In some cases, alterations in the clinical severity of paraneoplastic signs can be used as indicators of disease progression or response to treatment.

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Section: Fig 3: Lateromedial (A) and Dorsoplantar (B) Radiographic Prmentioning

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Paraneoplastic manifestations of cancer in horses

Axiak

Johnson

2011

Equine Veterinary Education

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“…A última denominação é usada para designar a doença em humanos devido ao frequente envolvimento articular, o que não ocorre nos cães, nos quais a lesão se concentra nos ossos (Goldstraw & Walbaum 1976, Liptak et al 2004. Além de humanos e cães, espécies nas quais a doença ocorre com maior frequência, OH também tem sido descrita em gatos (Grierson et al 2003, Johnson & Lenz 2011, equinos (Mair et al 1996, Heinola et al 2001, Enright et al 2011, bovinos (Martin et al 1971), veados (Ferguson et al 2008), visons (Wilton & Graesser 1967), primatas e leões (Brodey 1971).…”

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Osteopatia hipertrófica em sete cães

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Pesq. Vet. Bras. 32(5): 424-429, maio 2012 424 RESUMO.-Os achados clínico-patológicos de sete casos de osteopatia hipertróϐica em cães foram estudados. Os cães afetados apresentavam sinais clínicos indicativos de envolvimento ósseo e lesões macroscópicas principalmente nos ossos longos dos membros. As lesões consistiram de neoformação óssea periosteal detectada em exame radiográ-ϐico, na inspeção óssea durante a necropsia e, com grande nível de detalhamento, em espécimes ósseos macerados. A proliferação óssea observada era parcialmente circunferencial e ocorreu principalmente na diáϐise dos ossos longos. Era constituída por trabéculas ósseas de tamanho e espessura irregulares que estavam dispostas de forma perpendicular ao córtex ósseo original. Em todos os casos as lesões de osteopatia hipertróϐica foram associadas a neoplasmas pulmonares (primários ou metastáticos). Clinical and pathological aspects of hypertrophic osteopathy in seven dogs were studied. Affected dogs had clinical signs of bone involvement and lesions mainly in the long bones of the limbs. The lesions consisted of periosteal new bone formation detected on radiographic examination, inspection of bones during the necropsy, and with great detail, in macerated bone specimens. The bone proliferation observed was partially circumferential and occurred mainly in the diaphysis of long bones. It consisted of bone trabeculae of irregular size and thickness that were arranged perpendicularly to the original bone cortex. In all cases the lesions were associated with lung neoplasms (primary or metastatic).INDEX TERMS: Diseases of dogs, bone pathology, periosteal proliferation, hypertrophic osteopathy, Marie's disease.

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“…Kann ein raumfordernder Prozess schnell eliminiert werden, so bestehen durchaus günstige Chancen auf eine Heilung; beispielsweise bei Vorliegen eines Abszesses (Chaffin et al 1990, Lavoie et al 1992, Lewis et al 2011) oder beim Auftreten der HO in Verbindung mit einer Trächtigkeit (Lavoie et al 1992). Bei Auftreten tumoröser oder weit fortgeschrittener Erkrankungen ist die Prognose oft infaust (Leach und Pool 1992, Mair et al 1996Heinola, Heikkila et al 2001). Bei Mair wird von 71% lethalem Ausgang der HO bei insgesamt 24 diagnostizierten Fällen berichtet (Mair et al 1996).…”

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Hypertrophic osteopathy – a case report about a horse with pulmonary hemangioma and opportunistic haemotrophic mycoplasma infection

Thunig¹,

Schepers²,

Scheidemann³

2012

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ZusammenfassungEin neunzehn Jahre alter, westfälischer Warmblut-Wallach wurde mit dem Hauptsymptom generalisierter Gliedmaßenödeme und zusätz-licher Infektion mit hämotrophen Mykoplasmen vorgestellt. Charakteristisches Symptom der Mykoplasmeninfektion war eine geringgradige, hypochrome Anämie. Der Nachweis erfolgte mikroskopisch im Blutausstrich und durch PCR. Nach Tetrazyklin-Therapie veränderte sich das Bild der Gliedmaßenödeme zu soliden Zubildungen an der Metaphyse der distalen Gliedmaßen, so dass eine hypertrophe Osteopathie anhand von Röntgenaufnahmen diagnostiziert werden konnte. Als Ursache der symmetrischen Knochenzubildungen an den distalen Extremitäten wurde im zentralen, diaphragmanahen Lungenparenchym eine deutlich abgegrenzte Verschattung als raumfordernder Prozess röntgenologisch dargestellt. Durch Elekrophorese des Serumproteins konnte der chronisch-zehrende Entzündungsprozess verdeutlicht werden. Nach monatelanger Beeinträchtigung des Allgemeinbefindens wurde der Patient euthanasiert. Die Obduktion zeigte ein gekammertes Hämangiom im Thorax, ausgehend von einem Blutgefäß im Bereich des Lobus accessorius.Schlüsselwörter: Hypertrophe Osteopathie, hämotrophe Mykoplasmen, Doxyzyklin, Periostitis, raumfordernder Prozess im Thorax Hypertrophic osteopathy -a case report about a horse with pulmonary hemangioma and opportunistic haemotrophic mycoplasma infection A 19 year old Westfalen-gelding was presented with limb edemas and a concomitant opportunistic haemotrophic mycoplasma infection. Characteristic symptom of the mycoplasma infection was a mild, hypochrome anemia. The suspected infection was verified through microscopic detection in the blood smear and via PCR. After treatment with tetracycline, the edemas of the distal limbs were changing to solid swellings, so that a hypertrophic osteopathy could be diagnosed on basis of radiographs. As reason for the symmetrical periostitis of the distal limbs a well circumscribed opaque mass in the central diaphragma-near lung was identified on basis of radiographs. Elecrophoresis of serum protein illustrated the chronic debilitating inflammatory process. After impairment of the general condition lasting for monthsthe patient was euthanized. The autopsy showed a space-occupying, chambered hemangioma in the lobus accessorius of the lung.

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Hypertrophic pulmonary osteopathy associated with granular cell tumour in a mare

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Paraneoplastic manifestations of cancer in horses

Paraneoplastic manifestations of cancer in horses

Osteopatia hipertrófica em sete cães

Hypertrophic osteopathy – a case report about a horse with pulmonary hemangioma and opportunistic haemotrophic mycoplasma infection

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