Successful Surgical Management of Sebaceous Gland Tumours in Dogs

Parmar, J. J.; Shah, AI; Rao, Neha; Godasara, D J; Patel, D M

doi:10.21887/ijvsbt.15.2.22

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“…Treatment usually involves surgical excision to remove the mass. Previous reports suggest such treatment performed well, with no recurrence (Sananmuang et al 2016;Parmar et al 2019).…”

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Sebaceous Adenoma on the Toe of a Dog at an Animal Hospital in Thonburi Area, Bangkok Province, Thailand

2021

Int J Vet Sci

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A 7-year-old dog, Shih Tzu breed, intact male, came to an animal hospital in Thonburi area, Bangkok Province, Thailand with symptom of licking the left forefoot. Small lumps about 1×1×1cm (w×l×h) were found to be protruding around the left front toe. Surgical excision to remove the mass and subsequent histological examination identified the mass as sebaceous adenoma. After surgery and follow-up at 12 months, there were no obvious complications. Reports of this type concerning tumors in the paws tend to be rare. Furthermore, reports of tumor findings in this area remain unclear.

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“…Treatment usually involves surgical excision to remove the mass. Previous reports suggest such treatment performed well, with no recurrence (Sananmuang et al 2016;Parmar et al 2019).…”

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confidence: 80%

Sebaceous Adenoma on the Toe of a Dog at an Animal Hospital in Thonburi Area, Bangkok Province, Thailand

2021

Int J Vet Sci

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“…Jarum kemudian dicabut dari spuit dan plunger ditarik kembali. Setelah itu, dilakukan pemasangan kembali jarum secara perlahan ke spuit kemudian plunger ditekan untuk mengeluarkan material yang disedot ke kaca objek yang Beberapa jenis tumor dapat timbul dari struktur kulit (Parmar et al, 2019). Tumor dapat berasal dari salah satu struktur kulit yaitu kelenjar sebasea yang dapat diklasikasikan sebagai hiperplasia, epitelioma, adenoma, dan karsinoma berdasarkan karakteristik mikroskopiknya (Simeonov, 2011).…”

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Sebaceous Adenoma Case in a Golden Retriever Dog

Sewoyo,

Nainggolan

2023

J. Appl. Vet. Sci. Technol

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Background: Sebaceous adenoma is a benign tumour originating from the skin's sebaceous glands. These tumours can arise in older and middle-aged dogs, typically on various body parts, head, and extremities. The tumours can manifest as either lumps or ulcers. Ulcers may develop when the animal scratches the tumour mass. Purpose: Increase the insight and ability of veterinary practitioners in diagnosing and providing information regarding the treatment of sebaceous adenomas. Case: A nine-year-old Golden retriever dog was brought to the Bali Veterinary Clinic with a complaint of a lateral wound on the face skin of the right eye. Anamnesis revealed that the initial wound was a lump. Clinical examination showed a yellowish ulcer with a 2 cm diameter. Case Management: A hematology examination indicated mild anemia in the dog, while blood biochemistry revealed no abnormalities. Cytology confirmed that the ulcer was a sebaceous adenoma. The owner declined surgery for their pet, so treatment involved applying Bioplacenton® gel to the ulcer area to prevent further infection and accelerate wound healing. Conclusion: In this case, the ulcer wound can be concluded as a sebaceous adenoma. This tumour is benign and harmless, but it is advisable to remove the tumour mass if it impairs the animal's activity and prevents potential secondary infection.

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Sebaceous Adenoma in a Geriatric Poodle Dog: A Case Report

Winaya,

Adi,

Sudimartini

et al. 2024

J. Med. Vet.

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A 14-year-old black male Poodle was brought to the Animal Teaching Hospital, Udayana University by its owner with clinical signs of frequent licking of its left front paw. Upon examination, red bumps were observed on the left front leg, accompanied by small, round black spots scattered on the dorsal side of the body. Additionally, black nodules were present on the lower eyelids and hind limbs. Surgical intervention was undertaken to excise the tumor mass, with the animal under anesthesia induced by ketamine at 5 mg/kg BW intravenously. The reddish nodule was excised by performing an elliptical incision at the base of tumor. Postoperatively, the animal received an antibacterial injection comprising ceftriaxone and tazobactam at 25 mg/kg BW intramuscularly and antiseptic wound dressing for supportive care. Microscopic examination revealed neoplastic cells arranged into lobules of varying sizes and shapes within the tumor mass. These lobules consisted of differentiated sebocytes and basaloid cells. At the periphery of the neoplastic lobules, the basaloid cells displayed several layers and exhibited invasion with moderate anisocytosis. The mitotic index was no more than ten cells in one field of view. Based on these histopathological features, the tumor was confirmed to be a sebaceous adenoma. After a 10-month follow-up period, there were no signs of tumor recurrence observed.

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Successful Surgical Management of Sebaceous Gland Tumours in Dogs

Cited by 4 publications

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Sebaceous Adenoma on the Toe of a Dog at an Animal Hospital in Thonburi Area, Bangkok Province, Thailand

Sebaceous Adenoma on the Toe of a Dog at an Animal Hospital in Thonburi Area, Bangkok Province, Thailand

Sebaceous Adenoma Case in a Golden Retriever Dog

Sebaceous Adenoma in a Geriatric Poodle Dog: A Case Report

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