Occurrence and Types of Tumors in Large Domestic Animals

Moulton, J. E.

doi:10.1111/j.1749-6632.1963.tb13412.x

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“…Generally, canine lymphomas occur in 5- to 11-year-old (middle-aged) dogs, and 84% of canine lymphomas are a multicentric form by anatomical classification [1]. Primary lymphoma in the female genital tract is extremely rare in both dogs and humans.…”

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“…Uterine tumours are rare in dogs and typically include leiomyomas, leiomyosarcomas, adenomas, adenocarcinomas, and fibromas [1]. Although lymphoma, especially non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, is the most common malignant tumour in dogs [1], lymphomas of the canine genital tract are rarely reported.…”

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“…Although lymphoma, especially non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, is the most common malignant tumour in dogs [1], lymphomas of the canine genital tract are rarely reported. In animals, lymphoma is classified by anatomical location as multicentric, mediastinal, alimentary, and extranodal lymphoma, and the most common type in dogs is the multicentric type [1]. Usually, tumour cells originate in lymph nodes, and enlarged peripheral lymph nodes are present in the patient; however, extranodal lymphomas affect the skin, bowel, bone, brain, and, rarely, the female genital tract.…”

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Primary lymphoma of the uterine horn in a Lhasa Apso dog

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Ir Vet J

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Primary lymphomas of the canine female genital tract are uncommon tumours. A 9-year-old intact female Lhasa Apso dog presenting with a closed pyometra underwent an ovariohysterectomy (OHE), and the hyperplastic uterine horn along with multiple follicular cysts on the right ovary was examined by histological analysis. Severe infiltration of medium-sized lymphocytes with strong positive immunoreactivity for CD79a and numerous anaplastic features was detected in the unilateral uterine horn, and the dog was diagnosed as having extranodal marginal zone B-cell lymphoma (MZBCL). The present case reports an extremely rare occurrence of primary lymphoma involving the uterine horn in a dog and describes histological characteristics of the tumour for definite diagnosis.

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Primary lymphoma of the uterine horn in a Lhasa Apso dog

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“…The incidence of tumors in cattle increases proportionally with age (PRIESTER and MANTEL, 1971). MOULTON (1963) gives an average age of tumor affected cattle as 8 years and KovAcs and SOMOGYV~RI (1968) 8-10 years. Of the very few adult animals for which the age was known most were older than 13 years.…”

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Statistical Data on 370 Cattle Tumors Collected over the Years 1964—1973 in South Bohemia

Vítovec¹

1976

Zentralblatt für Veterinärmedizin Reihe A

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Summary Observations were made on 370 histologically verified cattle tumors collected in South Bohemia in the years 1964–1973. In 1964–1967 the frequency of cattle tumors was determined in absolute numbers: 0.9 per cent for cows, 0.01 per cent for cattle aged 2–18 months, 0.006 per cent for calves, and 0.18 per cent for the total cattle slaughtered. Malignant tumors dominated (56.5 per cent) over benign ones (43.5 per cent) and carcinomas exceeded sarcomas (32.7 per cent and 23 per cent, respectively). Of the carcinomas the most frequent was hepatocellular carcinoma. Other adenocarcinomas of various degrees of differentiation originated in the uterus, small intestine and bile duct. Carcinomas of uncertain localization were most often scirrhous, often mucigenous, tubular adenocarcinomas. Tumors of the hemopoietic tissue were among the most frequent tumor types (18.1 per cent of total tumors), but the findings indicate that in South Bohemia the disease is sporadic. Of the neuroectodermal tumors phaeochromocytomas and neurinomas were frequent. Zusammenfassung Statistische Untersuchungen an 370 Blastomen bei Rindern in Südböhmen Die Untersuchungen beziehen sich auf 370 histologisch klassifizierte Tumoren bei Rindern, welche in den Jahren 1964–1973 in Südböhmen gesammelt wurden. In den Jahren 1964–1967 wurden folgende Prozente der Rinder von Tumoren befallen: 0,9% Kühe, 0,01% Rinder im Alter von 2–18 Monaten, 0,006% Kälber und 0,18% Schlachttiere. Die bösartigen Tumoren waren häufiger als die gutartigen (56,5% bzw. 43,5%). Karzinome waren häufiger als Sarkome (32,7% bzw. 23%). Von den Karzinomen waren die meisten hepatozellulärer Art. Andere verschiedenartig differenzierte Karzinome stammten vom Uterus, Dünndarm und Gallengang. Karzinome unsicherer Herkunft waren meistens scirrhös und gehörten oft zu den mucigen‐tubulären Adenokarzinomen. Tumoren aus hämopoetischem Gewebe waren sehr häufig (18,1% aller Tumoren). Die Untersuchungen deuten aber daraufhin, daß solche Krankheiten in Südböhmen nur sporadisch vorkommen. Bei den neuro‐ektodermalen Tumoren waren Phaeochromozytome und Neurinome ziemlich häufig. Résumé Recherches statistiques sur 370 blastomes chez des bovins en Bohème du sud Les recherches ont porté sur 370 tumeurs du bovin, classées histologiquement, et rassemblées en Bohème du sud durant les années 1964–1973. Le pourcentage des bovins atteints du tumeurs fut le suivant de 1964–1967: vaches 0,9%, bovins de 2–18 mois 0,01%, veaux 0,006% et animaux abatus 0,18%. Les tumeurs malignes furent plus préquentes que les bénignes (56,5 et 43,5%). Les carcinomes furent plus fréquents que les sarcomes (32,7 et 23%). La plupart des carcinomes furent du type hépatocellulaire. D'autres carcinomes différenciés hétérogènes provenaient de l'utérus, de l'intestin grêle et du canal cholédoque. La plupart des carcinomes d'origine incertaine furent squirrheux et appartenaient souvent aux adénocarcinomes mucigeno‐tubulaires. Les tumeurs du tissu hématopoiëtique furent très fréquentes (18,1% de toutes les tumeurs). Les recherches on...

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“…Among benign epithelial tumours, biliary cystadenomas represent a rare form. They are benign epithelial proliferative tumours, usually with cystic or polypoid features (Short et al 1971), and have been reported in the literature in different animal species (Moulton 1990). In human medicine, most of these tumours originate from the epithelium of intra-hepatic biliary ducts, although, at a rate of 10-20%, they arise from extra-hepatic ducts, such as the common hepatic duct, choledocum and gallbladder (Kim 2006).…”

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