Renal cell carcinoma with bone metaplasia in a horse

Ocarino, Natália de Melo; Silva, A.E.; França, S. A.; Rachid, Milene Alvarenga; Nascimento, Evaldo; Palhares, Maristela Silveira; Gheller, Valentim Arabicano; Serákides, Rogéria

doi:10.1016/j.jevs.2006.02.007

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“…In der Literatur gibt es eine Vielzahl von Einzelfalldarstellungen von Tumoren mit Beteiligung abdominaler oder thorakaler Organe, wie metastasierendes Ovarialkarzinom (Gift et al 1992), multiples Dysgerminom (Chandra et al 1998), Bronchialkarzinom (Schultze et al 1988, Anderson et al 1992, Gehlen et al 2006, Granularzelltumor der Lunge , Gehlen et al 2006, Hepatoblastom (Prater et al 1989), Gallengangskarzinom (East und Savage 1998), mediastinales Plattenepithelkarzinom (Hovda et al 1990), Nierenzellkarzinom (Ocarino et al 2006), Karzinom des Übergang-epithels der Harnblase (Patterson-Kane et al 2000), Leiomyosarkom (Rossdale et al 2004), Sarkom (Früh et al 2004), Fibrosarkom (Newman et al 1999), Chondrosarkom (Mair und Brown 1993), Phäochromozytom (Yovich et al 1984), Tumore des Urogenitaltrakts und ihre Metastasen (Köllmann et al 2006), die nicht Gegenstand dieser Veröffentlichung sind.…”

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Internal neoplasia in the horse with special regard to the cytology of body cavity fluid

Schmitz¹,

Grabner²

2008

PHK

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EinleitungTumore stellen in der Pferdemedizin ein relativ häufiges Geschehen dar. Am häufigsten kommen dabei Tumore im Bereich der Haut (equines Sarkoid, Hautmelanom) oder an gut zugänglichen Stellen wie Auge, Mundhöhle, oberen Atemwegen oder äußeren Genitalien (Plattenepithelkarzinom, Osteom und Osteosarkom, Fibrom und Fibrosarkom) vor (Madewell und Theilen 1987, Marr 1994 , Zicker et al. 1990, Mair und Brown 1993, Marr 1994, Mair et al. 2004, Dechant et al. 2006 Internal neoplasia in the horse with special regard to the cytology of body cavity fluidIn eleven horses out of fourteen with internal neoplasia affecting the thoracic or abdominal cavity a cytologic investigation of pleural or peritoneal fluid was performed. In another horse a biopsy smear was made. Out of the 12 cytologic examinations 9 proved positively for neoplasia. Criteria of malignancy in the cytology of thoracic and peritoneal effusions in tumours are demonstrated on a series of examples including lymphoma, malignant melanoma, adenocarcinoma, and hemangiosarcoma in the horse. Cells of aberrant morphology corresponding to the criteria of malignancy are also present in effusions in other forms of disease, e.g. chronic peritonitis, acute septic peritonitis, and systemic granulomatous disease. Delineation of neoplasia is sometimes difficult and subject to discussion.

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Internal neoplasia in the horse with special regard to the cytology of body cavity fluid

Schmitz¹,

Grabner²

2008

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Metastatic renal carcinoma in a horse presented for lameness examination and suspected pneumonia

Hollenbach,

Mitchell,

Randlehoff

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Equine renal cell carcinoma (RCC) is a rare and poorly understood condition, making the diagnosis challenging. We present a case of a 16‐year‐old Warmblood gelding referred for lameness and suspected pneumonia. The horse exhibited diverse non‐specific symptoms, including pyrexia, coughing, weight loss and lameness. Diagnostic imaging revealed an osseous neoplastic lesion and lung metastasis. Postmortem confirmed metastatic renal carcinoma. This case underscores the difficulty of RCC diagnosis due to non‐specific clinical signs, necessitating a comprehensive approach involving clinical, imaging and histopathological findings. RCC offers limited treatment options as it is typically diagnosed at advanced stages, leading to a poor prognosis and euthanasia. Increased awareness and research are crucial for early detection and better understanding of this rare equine disease.

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Renal cell carcinoma with bone metaplasia in a horse

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Internal neoplasia in the horse with special regard to the cytology of body cavity fluid

Internal neoplasia in the horse with special regard to the cytology of body cavity fluid

Metastatic renal carcinoma in a horse presented for lameness examination and suspected pneumonia

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