2022
DOI: 10.22541/au.166575498.88488554/v1
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Paramedullary plasmacytoma originating from the first cervical vertebra (C1) in an 8-month-old warmblood weanling with tetraparesis: Clinical and pathological findings

Abstract: To the authorsʼ knowledge there is only one report in the literature, dealing with paramedullary plasmacytomas in horses as so-called “break out lesions”, originating from the bone marrow of a vertebra and invading the epidural space (Drew and Greatorex 1974). Our case report describes the clinical and patho-morphological findings of such a case. The affected 8-month-old warmblood weanling colt exhibited acute tetraparesis thus, a spinal cord lesion in the cervical column was suspected. Computed tomography rev… Show more

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