Ch 17. Radiographic features of bone tumors and infection Flashcards
1
Q
What is the most common primary bone tumor in cats?
A
Osteosarcoma
2
Q
Unlike in dogs, in cats osteosarcoma does not have a bimodal age distribution and is most commonly seen at what age (roughly)
A
10 years.
3
Q
In feline osteosarcoma, is it more often seen in the hindlimb or front limbs?
A
Hindlimbs
4
Q
Is canine osteosarcoma seen more commonly in the forelimbs or hindlimb?
A
Forelimbs
5
Q
What radiographic findings do you typically think of with dogs infected with Hepatozoon
A
Irregular periosteal proliferation to smooth laminar thickening.
6
Q
The most common canine subungual tumor?
A
Squamous cell carcinoma
