Long‐term recurrent, yet nonprogressive, pedal viral papillomas in a dog

Munday, John S.; Piripi, Susan A.; Julian, A. F.; Martin, Silvia

doi:10.1111/vde.12888

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“…A recent case report describes the repeated recurrence of pedal papillomas in a dog despite multiple excisions 10 . This case series details the same‐site recurrence of two pedal papillomas after complete surgical excision and one after incomplete excision, which is consistent with the recent case report.…”

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confidence: 88%

“…Previous case reports of pedal papillomas have included dogs ranging in age from nine months to 11 years, and have encompassed multiple breeds including two beagles, one golden retriever, one Jack Russell terrier and one French bulldog 5–10 . The median age of onset reported in this study (four years) is older than that reported for canine oral papillomas, 1,12 and is similar to reports of other forms of papillomatosis 12 .…”

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confidence: 71%

“…They also have been described elsewhere on the body, including on the abdomen and the ventral neck 6,17 . Noninverted papillomas also have been reported previously on the feet 5,7–10 …”

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confidence: 57%

“…This study provides comprehensive information on a relatively large cohort of dogs with pedal papillomas. Data suggest that these papillomas may be more common than the literature would indicate, 5–10 and that they often resolve relatively quickly with or without medical therapy.…”

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confidence: 98%

“…CPV infections also have been associated with the development of squamous cell carcinoma 1–3 . Papillomas of the paw have been infrequently studied and most reports involve single cases 3,5–10 . However, clinical experience has shown that papillomas of the paw are more commonly encountered than a literature search would suggest.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Canine pedal papilloma identification and management: a retrospective series of 44 cases

Gould¹,

Coyner²,

Trimmer

et al. 2021

Veterinary Dermatology

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Background Papillomavirus infections in dogs have a variety of manifestations and involve multiple viral genera. Canine pedal papillomas have been infrequently studied and reported in the literature. Objective To report the signalment, history, treatment and outcome of biopsy‐confirmed cases of canine pedal papillomatosis, collected from veterinarians across the United States and Canada Animals Medical records from 44 dogs were submitted by North American veterinarians. Methods and materials Surveys were submitted through the Veterinary Information Network for biopsy‐confirmed cases of canine pedal papillomatosis. Submissions included information on patient signalment, history, biopsy report, treatment and outcome. Results Forty‐four cases were reviewed. The median age of presentation was four years old. Dogs most commonly presented with lameness and/or paw licking/chewing. Only one paw was affected in 35 cases, and front paws were more often affected than back paws. Twenty‐eight dogs presented with one mass. Histopathological evaluation documented 33 cases of noninverted papillomas and 11 cases of inverted papillomas. Thirty‐four papillomas resolved in total; 25 resolved within three weeks after biopsy collection. Twenty‐one dogs received no additional treatment and 15 of those cases resolved. Azithromycin was the most commonly reported treatment initiated after biopsy was collected. Conclusions and clinical importance The biological behaviour of canine pedal papillomas in this case series was similar to oral papillomas, and most lesions resolved with or without additional treatment. Further research is needed to better characterise the causative papillomavirus types and genera involved in the development of canine pedal papillomas.

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“…They also have been described elsewhere on the body, including on the abdomen and the ventral neck 6,17 . Noninverted papillomas also have been reported previously on the feet 5,7–10 …”

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confidence: 57%

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confidence: 98%

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