Canine and Feline Skin Tumors Flashcards
Prognostic factors for Osteosarcoma:
- Mandible -> _____ prognosis
- Scapula -> _____ prognosis
- Mandible -> better prognosis
- Scapula -> worse prognosis
1 bone tumor for dogs and cats
Osteosarcoma
3 forms of Feline Mast Cell Tumors
1) Cutaneous (histiocytic and mastocytic)
2) Splenic
3) Intestinal (rare)
2 highest drugs reported most anti-MCT activity
1) Toceranib (Palladia) -> 60% response
2) Masitinib (Kinavet) -> 60% response (35% alive at 2 years)
Histologic grading is subjective to degree of: (6 things)
1) Location/degree of invasion
2) Architecture and stromal reaction
3) Nuclear morphology
4) Cell morphology
5) Edema and necrosis
6) Mitotic figures
4 Classic Signs of inflammation
1) Tumor -> swelling
2) Calor -> heart
3) Rubor -> redness
4) Dolor -> pain
What is the most common skin tumor (11-27%) in dogs?
Canine Mast Cell Tumors
Clinical Signs of Feline Mastocytic and Compact
Head and neck most common
Which Feline MCT is more common than in dogs?
Feline Splenic MCT
Which 2 MCT cases have an excellent prognosis?
1) Completely excised grade 1
2) Completely excised grade 2
Name of drug that is tyrosine kinase inhibitor, approved for dogs, labelled to treat mast cell tumors
Palladia (Toceranib)
Treatment of choice for Intestinal MCT
Cut it out
Treatment for Osteosarcoma
Surgery
- amputation
- limb spare
3 criteria for Task Force Recommendations
1) More than 2 cm
2) Nodule is present 3 months after vaccine
3) Increasing in size at more than 4 weeks after vaccine
Which form of feline MCT is most commonly seen?
Mastocytic form