Nasal vascular hamartoma in a Domestic Shorthair cat

Chambers, BA; Laksito, MA; Fliegner, RA; McCowan, Christina; Beck, Cathy; Yates, GD

doi:10.1111/j.1751-0813.2009.00548.x

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“…They showed analogy to similar pathological nose structures found in children, who also had signs of obstruction, sneezing and epistaxis (20). A similar case of nasal vascular hamartoma was described for the first time in a cat in 2010 (10). In the 15-month-old cat, vascular hamartoma originating probably from soft tissue in the region of the first cervical vertebra was found with a secondary proliferation of bone tissue.…”

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Hamartoma: a rare developmental disorder

Bartyzel¹,

Max²,

Gruszczyńska³

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Medycyna Weterynaryjna

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SummaryHamartoma is a developmental disorder of various body parts and organs. It is characterized by a nonneoplastic growth of tissue with an uneven distribution and proportion of individual cells. Lesions progress for several years, but usually do not give clinical symptoms, and do not undergo malignant transformation. They occur alone or coexist with other defects, sometimes forming a characteristic clinical picture of a syndrome of congenital defects. Mutations in genes, such as PTEN, GLI3, SDH B/D, PIK3CA and ACT1, cause a dysfunction of the tumor suppressor gene and result in an increased neoplastic transformation. Hamartoma is a lesion between developmental disorders and benign tumors, which occurs frequently in humans, but is very rare in domestic animals. In a histopathological examination, however, it is diagnosed relatively often. In the veterinary literature, both hamartoma and choristoma are attributed mostly to errors in embryogenesis and are not considered as preneoplastic lesions.

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Hamartoma: a rare developmental disorder

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“…This case report and clinical review describes a nasal mass in a Domestic Shorthair cat that was causing facial deformity, sneezing and intermittent epistaxis 7 . It was diagnosed as a nasal vascular hamartoma and clinical signs resolved postoperatively.…”

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“…На першому етапі досліджень було проведено збір анамнестичних даних, із урахуванням віку, породи, умов утримання тварин, типу раціону годівлі. Другий етап досліджень включав загальні клінічні дослідження і спеціальні діагностичні критерії (гістоморфологічні, цитологічні, мікологічні тести та проведення тонкоігольної біопсії) (Kunkle, 1984;Chambers et al, 2010;Declercq, & De Bosschere, 2010;Breathnach et al, 2006). Мікологічні дослідження здійснювали на підставі мікроскопії ураженого волосся й кірочок,що відібрані з країв ураженої ділянки, яка не піддавалась лікуванню та культурального методу для визначення роду і виду грибка.…”

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Algorithm of diagnostics of plasmacytic pododermatitis in cats

Yevtushenko¹,

Tsimerman²

2019

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The problem of limb disease in cats is a common problem. This is especially concern of the inflammation of the paws. Etiologic factors are bacterial diseases, chronic fungal diseases, hypothermia, systemic allergic diseases, a consequence of autoimmune diseases. Pododermatitis in cats is characterized by versatile similar clinical manifestations, which complicates the diagnosis. Recently, it is recommended to use various tests to determine the cause of the disease in order to establish a definitive diagnosis of pododermatitis in cats and this is relevant and needs to be solved.The purpose of the work is to develop a comprehensive diagnostic approach for pododermatitis in cats.Objectives of the research: to monitor pododermatitis in cats, to establish the main clinical signs of the disease, to detail the elements of diagnosis to make a basic diagnosis. The studies were performed on cats with skin disease in the form of pododermatites living in Kharkiv in the period 2017-2019. At the first stage of the study, anamnestic data were collected, taking into account age, breed, conditions of keeping animals, type of diet. The second stage of the study included general clinical studies and special diagnostic criteria (histomorphological, cytological, mycological tests and thin-needle biopsy).General clinical syndrome included increased cleansing of limbs (licking), severe lameness, tenderness on palpation of pads and during movement, enlargement of their volume, the skin covering on the pads was soft, thin, covered with white scales, some animals occasionally had blood, depigmentation sites were recorded.Making a final diagnosis. 1. Exclusion of other differential diagnoses. 2. Cytology: establish the presence of plasma cells, sometimes microorganisms cocoon.3. Biopsy and histomorphological studies: detection of polymorphic dermoid plasmacytic infiltrate, with presence of cells of histiocytic granulosa type (polynuclear and plasmocytes), exocytosis in the presence of isolated small lymphocytes, formation in cytoplasm of cells.The proposed scheme of diagnostic studies in dermatopathology in cats provides a differentiated approach to the final diagnosis, especially for pododermatitis of different etiology. Алгоритм диагностики плазмоцитарного пододерматита у кошек И. Д. Евтушенко, А. А. Цимерман Харьковская государственная зооветеринарная академия, Харьков, УкраинаПроблема заболеваний конечностей у котов является распространенной проблемой. Особенно это касается заболевания мякишей лап. Пододерматит у кошек характеризуются разносторонними сходными клиническими проявлениями, что затрудняет постановку диагноза. За последнее время для установления окончательного диагноза по пододерматиту кошек рекомендуется применение различных тестов для установления причины развития заболевания и это актуально и требует решения.Цель работы -разработать комплексный диагностический подход пододерматитов у кошек.

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Nasal vascular hamartoma in a Domestic Shorthair cat

Cited by 17 publications

References 24 publications

Hamartoma: a rare developmental disorder

Hamartoma: a rare developmental disorder

In this issue – March 2010

Algorithm of diagnostics of plasmacytic pododermatitis in cats

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