Feline lymphoma Flashcards

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Bertal et al. 2018. Association between US appearnce of splenic parenchyma and cytology in cats

195 cats

Sensitivity and specificty of moth eaten parenchyma for predicting malignant disease?

Sensitivity and specificty of a splenic mass > 1cm for predicting malignant disease?

A ___ appearance was more frequent in patient with high-frquency transducer than with low-frequency transducer?

A moth eaten appearnce more frequent with __ transducer

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13.2% and 84.8%

21% and 94.7%

Marbled (27.6% vs. 11.1%)

High-frquency transudcer - but not significant (17.1 vs. 8.9&

A moth-eaten appearance in cats does not reflect LSA or other malignant process

The presence of splenic mass >1 cm is suggestive of malignancy

A high frequency transducer improves the detection of marbled or moth-eaten appearance

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Martin et al. 2017. Mechlormethamine, vincristine, melphalan, and prednisolone rescue therapy for resistant feline LSA

12 cats - MOMP for rescue of feline LSA

CR? PR? Median duration?

Association between response and survival?

Toxicity?

What was assoiciated with improved PFS?

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3 cats (25%), 4 cats (33%), 39 days

Longer in cats that acheived CR

5/12 (42%) eveloped hematologic toxicity (neutropenia) and 1 GI toxicity

Neutropenia

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Elliot et al. 2017. A dexamethasone, melphalan, actinomycin-D and cytarabine chemotherapy protocol as a rescue treatment for feline LSA

19 cats with relapse high-grade/larger cell LSA (DMAC)

Response?

Toxicity?

Median PFS and OS

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5 cats (26%)

3 cats grade 4 neutropenia and 1 grade 4 thrombocytopenia

14 days and 17 days

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Castro-Lopez et al. 2017. Pilot study: duodenal MDR1 and COX2 gene expression in cats with inflammatory bowel diseae and low-grade alimentary lymphoma

Determine the mRNA levels of MDR1 and COX2 in cats with IBD and low-grade alimentary LSA (LGAL)

20 with IBD and 9 LGAL

MDR1 and COX2 mRNA levels?

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Both increased in LGAL compared to IBD

Positive correlation between MDR1 and COX2 in duodenum in cats

These genes may be involved in pathogenesis of IBD and LGAL in cats

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Probo et al. 2017. Pleural lymphocye-rich transudates in cats

Investigate association between type of infusion and primary disease

What were the diseases associated with this?

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23 Cardiac disease (70%) and 8 mediatiastinal LSA (24.2%) or carcnioma or thoracic mass, 1 (3%) thymoma, 1 (3%) pyothorax

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Crouse et al. 2017. Post-chemotherapy perforation on cats with discrete intermediate- or large cell GI LSA

Document the cost and prevalence and timing post-chemotherapy perforation with GI masses caused by intermediate to large cell GI LSA

23 cats with intermediate or large cell LSA

GI perforation was noted in?

Any association of perforations?

Post-hoc analysis revealed?

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4/23 (17%) and occured 23, 56, 59, 87 days after induction

No association betweem tumor size, hypoproteinemia or suppurative inflammation

Magnitude of weight loss within 15-28 days at diagnosis was greater in cats with perforation

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Hoehne et al. 2017. Identification of Mucosa invading and intravvascular bacteria in feline small intestinal LSA

50 cats with alimentary lymphoma (small celll 32, large 17), and 38 controls w/o LSA (normal to minimal cahnges on histopath 18, normal to minimal cahnges on histopath, lympho-plasmacytic enteritis 20)

Mucosa invasive bacteria were observed in large cell LSA, small cell LSA, normal to minimal changes on histopath, lympho-plasmacytic enteritis?

Intravascular bacteria were obseved in?

Seorosal colonization?

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Large cell LSA (82%) than in small cell LSA (18%), normal to minimal change on histopathology, and lympho-plasmacytic enteritis (3%)

Large cell LSA (29%) and

Large cell LSA (57%) than small cell LSA

High frequency of invasive bacteria within large cell LSA may account for sepsis related complications associated with large cell LSA

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Martini et al. 2017. Flow cytometry for feline lymphoma: a retrospective study regarding pre-analytical factors possibly affecting quality of samples

97 samples

Likelihood of the sample being processed?

What influence sample cellularity?

Did the sample cellularity and likelihood of sample being processed differ between peripheral or abdominal lesions?

How many cats required pharmacological restarint?

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Sample cellularity

Needle size - 21G being best

No

1/2

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Finotello et al. Feline large granular lymphocyte lymphoma: An Italian Society of Veterinary Oncology (SIONCOV) retrospective study

Where was LGL localized?

CBC abnormalities?

Chemistry abnormalities?

How frequent was elevated LDH?

Treatments varied - surgery (11%), chemo (23%), steroids (38.5%)

Median TTP and MST?

MST was shorter in which cats?

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GI tract with or without extraintestinal involvement in 91% and extra-intestinal 8.3%

Anemia (31%) and neutrophilia (26.6%), neoplastic circulating cells (12.8%)

Elevated ALT (39.4%) and hypoalbuminea (28.4%)

54.1% (20/37)

5 days and 21 days

Substage b, circulating neoplastic cells, lack of chemo administration, lack of treatment response

Small subset survived more than 6 months (7.3%)- favourable clinical course can be found

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Tamamoto et al. 2017. Effects of serum amyloid A on matrix metalloproteinase-9 production in feline lymphoma - derived cell lines

SAA and MMP-9 are increased in cats with LSA

SAA and MMP-9 production evaluated using recombinant SAA in 3 cell lines

What happened to MMP-9 expression after stimulation with rSAA?

At what concentration of rSAA was the increase noted?

What else was noted with regards to infiltrative activities after stimulation with rSAA?

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Significantly increased in MCC cells (1 cell line)

Significant increased at 5 abd 25 ug/ml of rSAA stimulation

Stimulated cell infiltration in MCC cells

SAA can cause progression in some forms of LSA

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Mochizuki et al. 2017. Genetic and epigenetic aberrations of p16 in feline primary neoplastic diseases and tumor cell lines of lymphoid and non-lymphoid origins

p16 acts as a tumor suppressor gene by regulating the cell cycle and is inactivated in human and canine cancers

74 primary tumors and 11 cell lines

Sequencing analysis of the p16 promoter revealed?

Treatment with demethylating agent?

What genetic alterations were noted following sequence analysis?

Methylation specific PCR analysis revealed promoter methylation how frequently?

Promoter methylation was frequent in what type of tumor?

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Promoter methylation was associated with decreased mRNA expression

Restored mRNA expression

Homozygous loss (5 tumors, 6.7%) and missense mutation (1 tumor, 1.4%)

14% - 10 tumors/74

B cell lymphoid tumors (33%, 7/21)

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Wolfesburger et al. 2017. Does categorisation of lymphoma subtypes according to the World Health Organization classification predict clinical outcome in cats?

30 cats

What was the most prevalent subtype?

MST?

Did treatment with glucocorticoids prior to chemotherapy worsen prognosis?

Did the addition of surgery, RT, or chemo improve outcome?

MST with intestinal T-cell LSA and DLBCL? Peripheral TCL?

T-cell-rich B cell LSA MST compared to DLBCL?

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Peripheral TCL (37%), DLBCL (23%), intestinal TC (10%), Tcell rich Bcell (10%), LGL (7%), anaplastic large T cell (7%), B cell small lymphocytic (3%), T cell angiotropic LSA (3%)

5.4 months

No

No

  1. 7 years and 4.5 months - longer survival with intestinal TCL, 6.1 months
  2. 2 years
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Gress et al. 2016. Characterization of the T-cell receptor gamma chain gene rearragements as an adjunct tool in the diagnosis of T-cell LSA in the GI tract of cats

Aim was to optimize DNA extraction protocol for PCR based TCR clonality testing for confirmation

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Sawa et al. 2015. Development and application of multiple immunoflourescence staining for diagnostic cytology of canine and feline LSA

Develop multiple immunoflourescence (MIF) staining method to determine lymphocyte immunophenotype in cytology speciments

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B and T cells were detected in frozen sections using formalin fixation without antigen retrieval

Specific flourescence also detected in smears from normal LNs and LSA and immunophenotyoes predicted MIF corresponded to clonality analysis

MIF can be used on single smear sample

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Kaye et al. Role of feline immunodefiency virus in lymphomagenesis-Going alone or colluding?

Review article

Increased incidence of neoplasia - 20% in some studies

The most frequently reported neoplasia with FIV infection?

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LSA

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Rau et al. A retrospective evaluation of lomustine in 32 treatment naiive cats with intermediate to large cell GI LSA

Response rate?

Median duration of response?

Median PFS?

MST?

What factors were associated with PFS?

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50%

302 days (10 months)

132 days (4.4 months)

108 days (3.6 months)

Hyporexia, anemia, dose of lomustine

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Terragini et al. Is serum total LDH able to differentiate between Alimentary LSA and IBD in a real world clinical setting?

An increase in LDH is a negative prognostic factor for survival in cats with LSA

What 2 factors were found to be significant in influencing differentiation of serum LDH between cats with alimentary LSA and those with IBD?

What was the diagnostic accuracy?

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Gender and age

63%

Poor diagnostic accuracy

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Rydzewski et al. 2016. Identification of a novel feline granular lymphoma cell line (S87) as non-MHC-restricted cyctotoxic T-cell line and assessment of its genetic stability

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Felisberto et al. Evaluation of Pax5 expression and comparison with BLA.36 and CD79acy in feline NHL

Paired box gene 5 (Pax5) is a B-cell marker in human and canine nHL - 1 case report using Pax5 in cat BCL

45 FnHL in 45 cats

Which phenotype was the most common for all the samples?

Which phenotype was the most common for all GI samples?

Pax-5 stained what % of BCL? TCL?

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B-cell (51.1%)

T-cell (64.3%)

82.6% and none for TCL

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Mandara et al. 2016. Distribution of feline LSA in the central and peripheral nervous systems

Most common neoplasia affecting the spinal cord and second most common intracranial tumor

Lymphoma can exhibit wide range of morphological patterns - intraparenchymal brain mass, lymphomatosis cerebri, intravascular LSA, lymphamatous chondritis and meningitis, extradural, intradural-extramedullary or intramedullary LSA in the spinal cord, or neurolymphomatosis in the pripheral nerves

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Roccabianca et al. 2016. Cutaneous LSA at injection sites: Pathological, Immunophenotypical, and molecular characterisation in 17 cats

Feline primary cutanoeus LSA accounts for 0.2% to 3% of all LSA and are frequently dermal non-epitheliotropic small T-cell tumors

A majority of male (12/17), domestic short-haired (13/17) cats with a mean age of 11.3 years was reported.

Postinjection time of development ranged from 15 days to approximately 9 years in 5 cats. At diagnosis, 11 of 17 cats had no evidence of internal disease.

Lymphomas developed in interscapular (8/17), thoracic (8/17), and flank (1/17) cutaneous regions; lacked epitheliotropism; and were characterized by necrosis (16/17), angiocentricity (13/17), angioinvasion (9/17), angiodestruction (8/17), and peripheral inflammation composed of lymphoid aggregates (14/17).

FeLV gp70 and/or p27 proteins were expressed in 10 of 17 tumors. By means of World Health Organization classification, immunophenotype, and clonality, the lesions were categorized as large B-cell lymphoma (11/17), anaplastic large T-cell lymphoma (3/17), natural killer cell-like (1/17) lymphoma, or peripheral T-cell lymphoma (1/17).

Lineage remained uncertain in 1 case. Cutaneous lymphomas at injection sites (CLIS) shared some clinical and pathological features with feline injection site sarcomas and with lymphomas developing in the setting of subacute to chronic inflammation reported in human beings. Persistent inflammation induced by the injection and by reactivation of FeLV expression may have contributed to emergence of CLIS.

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Andrews et al. 2016. Cross lineage rearragement in feline enteropathy associated TCL

Determine cross-lineage reaarement in feline EATL type II

What was the cross-lineage reaaregemnt using histology, IHC, and PARR testing?

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8.7%

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Hammer et al. Characterisation of a PCR-based lymphocyte clonality assay as a complementary tool for the diagnosis of feline LSA

Diagnostic sensitivity and specificty of different primer sets for diagnosis of feline TCR gamma and complete IG heavy chain reaargements were assessed

Detection limits for clonal population within a polyclonal background was ___ for B cells and ___ T cells

Diagnostic sensitivity and specificity for clonality assay?

Overall diagnostic accuracy, PPV, and NPV

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90% and 50%

70% and 90%

77%, 93%, 60%

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Fu et al. 2016. Apoptosis and Ki-67 predictive factors for response to radiation therapy in feline nasal LSAs

With regards to apoptotic index a statistical difference was observed betweem which groups with regards to response?

How about ki-67 with regards to response?

Which was associated with prolonged survival time?

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Complete response and stable disease (1.22%)

Higher in cats with CR and PR than in cats with SD (44.4% and 39.6% and 16.3%)

Not apoptotic index (>0.9%) but high Ki-67 positive (>40%) had longer survival time

Spontaneous apoptosis and Ki-67 indices are strong predictors for response to RT in feline nasal LSA

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Collette et al. Treatment of feline intermediate to high grade LSA with a modified university Wisconsin-Madison protocol: 119 cases (2004-2012)

Describe outcome of cats with intermediate to high grade LSA that were prescribed a 25 week UW-25 protocol

PFI and MST?

Which cats had longer PFI and MST?

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56 days (2 months) and 97 days (3 months)

Cats having CR had significantly longer PFI and MST than with PR or no response (PFI 205 days or 7 months vs. 54 days and MST 318 days or 10.6 months vs. 27 days)

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Krunic et al. Decreased expression of endogenous feline leukemia virus in cat lymphomas: a case control study

Examine FeLV expression in malignant LSAs and possible mechanism that can induce malignant transformation

There was no expression of exogenous FeLV in all samples - elimiates possibility of recombination between exFeLV and enFeLV

Average of 3.4 fold decrease viral expression in LSA

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Nemanic et al. Combination of CT imaging characteristice of medial retropharyngeal LNs and nasal passages aids discrimination between rhinitis and neoplasia in cats

34 cats with rhinitis and 22 cats with neoplasia

CT characteristics associate with neoplasia included abnormal MRPLN hilus (OR 5.1), paranasal bone lysis (OR 5.6) turbinate lysis (5.6), mass (OR 26.1)

Two features predictive of neoplasia were nasal mass with abnormal hilus (OR 47.7); lysis of turbinates/paransal bones with abnormal MRPLN (OR 16.2)

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Winkel et al. 2015. Serum a-I glycoprotein (AGP) and serum amyloid A (SAA) in cats receiving antineoplastic treatment for LSA

Serum AGP and SAA concentration were higher in cats with lymphoma at ___ compared with those in healthy cats

When did AGP decrease? SAA? when were both values normal?

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Diagnosis

gradual decrease in AGP after 4 weeks and in SAA after 8 weeks, retunred to normal by 12 weeks for both at which points cats were in CR

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Santagostino et al. 2015. Feline upper respiratory tract lymphoma: site, cyto-histology, phenotype, FeLV expression, and prognosis

Most cats were what breed? Sex? Age?

Primary nasal? nasopharyngeal? both location

Neoplastic growth pattern was diffuse (90%) nodular (10%)

Epitheliotropism (26%)

B cell origin (87%)

FeLV detected (54%)

Survival mean 53 days

Epithelitropism in 8 BCL (80%) and 2 TCL (20%) correlated with prolonged survival

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DSH (82%) Male F/M=0.56, 10.3 years

67%, 15%, 8%

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Gouldin et al. Feline discrete high-grade GI lymphoma treated with surgical resection and adjuvant CHOP based chemotherapy: restrospective study of 20 cases

Overall MST

DFI

What factor had significant effect on MST and DFI

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417 days (13.9 months)

357 days

Clinical stage

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Amores-Fuster et al. 2015. The diagnostic utility of LN cytology samples in dogs and cats

How many of the canine samples were diagnostic and nondiagnostic?

How many of the feline samples were diagnostic and nondiagnostic?

Most common diagnosis in dogs? Cats?

Most common causes of non-diagnostic samples?

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  1. 8%, 27%
  2. 9%, 14.1%

LSA, reactive hyperplasia

Absence of cells, cell disruption, low yield

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Sato et al. 2014. Prognostic analyses on anatomical and morphological classification of feline lymphoma

Anatomically what was the most common form? Survival?

What were the common subtypes?

Cats with globule leukocyte had what kind of LSA?

Among classification which had shorter survival?

Survival for high grade vs. low grade

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Alimentary LSA, shorter than mediastinal and nasal LSA

Immunoblastic type (18%), centroblastic type (16%), globule leukocyte (15%), lymphocytic type (12%), lymphoblastic type (12%), pleiomorphoc medium and large cell type (10%), and anaplastic larger cell type (7%)

Alimentary

Globule leukocyte had shorter survival than high grade or low grade LSA

High grade had shorter survival than low grade

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Fujiwara-Igarashi et al. 2014. Evaluation of outcomes and radiation complications in cats with nasal tumors treated with palliative hypofractionated RT

Clinical signs improved in?

Acute complication reported how often?

Most common late complication?

Median OS and PFS?

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  1. 2%
  2. 6%

Cataract (20.5%)

432 days (14.4 mon) and 229 days (7.6 mon)

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Burr et al. 2014. Cutaneous LSA of the tarsus in cats: 23 cases (2000-2012)

Median age

Popliteal association? Systemic association?

Treatments included steroids alone (2), chemotherapy (8), RT and chemo (7), surgery with or without chemo (5)

How may cats had lymphoma at other sire at last follow up?

MST?

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12 years

5 cats (20%), 4 cats (17%)

13 cats (56%)

190 days

Commonly LSA was nonepitheliotropic and high grade, systemic involvement was identifed - stage prior to treatment

Best treatment???

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Durham et al. 2013. Characterization of post-transplantation lymphoma in fenal renal transplant recipient

Examines cat that got the transplant and developed neoplasia

111 cats were transplanted and how many got neoplasia?

LSA?

Median interval between transplantation and lymphoma diagnosis?

MST after diagnosis?

5 cats had multiorgan involvement and 4 of these had involvement of the renal allograft

Subtype of LSA?

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22.5%

56%

617 days (1.7 yr)

2 days

Mid-to high grade DLBCL - also most common in human cases of post-transplantation lymphoproliferative disorder

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Daniaux et al. Ultrasonographic thickening of the muscularis propria in feline small intestinal small cell T-cell LSA and IBD

Quantified thickness of the muscularis propria layer int he duodenum, jejunum, and ileum in 14 cats with small cell TCL and IBD and 19 healthy cats

Difference in thickeness between cats with IBD and LSA compared to healthy cats?

How thick was the layer?

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Significantly increased thickeness of the muscularis propria in cats with LSA and IBD compared to healthy cats

twice the thickness

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Limmer et al. Treatment of felines LSA using a 12-week maintenance-free combination chemotherapy protocol in 26 cats

12 week protocol consisting of ELSPAR, vincristine, cyclophophamide, doxorubicin and prednisolone

CR? PR?

Median duration of first CR? PR?

OS

Median survival CR cats? PR?

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46% and 27%

394 days, 41 days

78 days

454 days (15 months) and 82 days

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Tamamoto et al. Plasma MMP-9 activity in cats with LSA

Level of MMP-9 in cats with LSA (26) compared to healthy cats (10)?

Activity of MMP-9 in cats with LSA compared to healthy cats?

MMP-9 activity before and after treatment?

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High levels

Significantly higher activity

Significantly different - 0.73 vs. 0.50

Measuring MMP-9 activity may become a tool for monitoring response

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Nerschbach et al. Ocular manifestation of LSA in newly diagnosed cats

26 cats

Frequency of ocular changes?

Common exam findings and frequency?

8 cats received chemo of which 2 had ocular involvement - what was noted in the 2 cats

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48%

Uveitis anterior and posterior (58%) - exopthalmos, corneal surface lesions, chemosis

CR of anterior and PR of posterior uveitis

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Guzera et al. The use of FC for immunophenotyping lymphoproliferative disorders in cats: a retrospective study of 19 cases

19 cats - group 1 (13 cats with LSA) and group 2 (6 cats with non-neoplastic lymphoproliferative disorders)

Group 1?

Group 2?

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Identified neoplastic lymphoid population in 12/13 cases - diagnosed LSA

6 cats in group 2 showed mixed lymphoid population - not suggestive of LSA

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Fabrizio et al. 2014. Feline mediastinal LSA: a retropsective study of signalment, retroviral status, response to chemotherapy and prognostic indicators

Re-evaluate the signalment, retroviral status, response to chemo, survival, and prognostic indicators

Median age

Siamese breed?

Male to female ratio?

FeLV-positive cats? FIV+

Overall response to chemotherapy?

CR and PR with different chemo protocols?

Median OS?

Cats achieveing CR?

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3 years

  1. 8%
  2. 2:1.0

5 cats, 2 cats

94.7%

COP (CR 61.5% PR 34%) CHOP (66% and 25%)

373 days (COP 484 and CHOP 211 days)

Survived longer - 980 days or 2.7 yr vs. 42 days

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Gustafson et al. 2014. A retrospective study of feline gastric lymphoma in 16 chemotherapy treated cats

How many cats experienced remission?

First remission duration?

What was prognostic?

___ and ___ with a rescue protocol were found to be prognostic with CM living longer than SF

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75%

108 days

Response to treatment

Sex, treatment

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Burke et al. Evaluation of fecal a1-proteinase inhibitor in cats with IBD and cats with GI neoplasia

fecal a1-proteinase - marker of GI protein loss

Fecal and serum samples from 20 cats with chronic GI disease

Group A - mild to moderate IBD and Group B - severe IBD or GI neoplasia

Of the 20 cats, how many had elevated levels?

Difference in levels between Group A and B?

Prevelance of hypoalbunimeia, hypoproteinemia, hypocobalaminemia in diseased cats?

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19/20 (95%)

Higher in Group B than A

88%, 83%, 56%

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Chino et al. 2013. Cytomorphological and immunological classification of feline LSA: clinicopathological features in 76 cases

Classified based on the Kiel classification system

49% TCL, 25% BCL, 26% undetermined immunological subtype

Globule leukocyte lymphoma was specific for cats and common in alimentary LSA

64% high grade and 36% low grade

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Waite et al. 2013. Lymphoma in cats treated with weekly cyclophosphamide-, vincristine-, and prednisone based protocol: 114 cases

Weekly COP based protocol

Majority were substage b (82.4%)

Most common anatomic site and prevalence?

Clinical response rate after the first cycle?

What factor was associated with PFS and OS?

Just PFS?

Median PFS and OS?

Compared with nonresponders, responders median PFS? median OS?

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GI (50%)

47.4%

Response to treatment

substage

65.6 days and 108 days

364 (12 mo) vs. 31 days (1 mo) and 591 days (20 months) and 73 days (2.5 mo)

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Krick et al. Prospective Clinical Trial to Compare Vincstine and VInblastine in a COP-Based Protocol for LSA in Cats

Cats in both arms had similar response rates, PFS and LSS(48 versus 64 days, 139 vs. 136 days)

Cats that received vincrisitne were more likely to switch arms due to GI toxicity than cats that got vinblastine (44 vs. 10.5%)

Lower baseline weight was negatively associated with PFS and LSS

Baseline anemia was significantly associated with LSS

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Taylor et al. 2012. Serum TK activity in clinically healthy and diseased cats: a potential biomarker for LSA

49 healthy cats, 33 LSA, 55 inflammatory disease, 34 non-hematopoietic neoplasia (NHPN)

Mean sTK activity in healthy cats?

Mean sTK activity in LSA cats?

Mean sTK activity in NHPN cats?

Mean sTK activity in inflammatory cats?

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  1. 0
  2. 5
  3. 2
  4. 4

Cats with LSA had significantly higher TK activity than healthy cats or cats with inflammatory disease and cats with NHPN

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Meicher et al. Changes in prevalence of progressive feline leukemia virus in cats with LSA in Germany

Compare cats with LSA b/w 1980 and 1994 (first period) and b/w 1995 to 2009 (second period)

There was a significant decrease in LSA cases associated with FeLV infection from the first (59%) to the second (13%)

FeLV antigen positive acte were significantly younger (median 3.7 vs. 11.3 yr) nd had signifcantly shorter response duration (median 25 days vs. 472 days) wiith therapy

Cats in second period, GI and extranodal LSA were most common, and majority were FeLV-

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Nagata et al. The usefulness of IHC to differentiate between nasal carcinoma and LSA in cats: 140 cases

One or both diagreed with diagnosis how often?

Out of the 232 cases, 140 got IHC for epithelial and lymphoid markers

Original diagnosis was incorrect 67%, unverified in 13% adn correct 20%

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7% (15 cases), 14 of which had original diagnosis of carcinoma

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Mochizuki et al. 2012. Comparison of the antitumor effects of an MDM2 inhibitor, nutlin-3, in feline LSA cell lines with or without p53 mutation

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Mabasa et al. 2011. Lipotropes (methy nutrients) inhibit growth of feline LSA in vitro

Dietary methyl donors that may modulate DNA methylation

Lipotropes were found to significantly reduce cell growth, increased cell death and caspase 3 and p53 activity was seen after 72h in F1B cells but minimal on FeLV-3281 cells

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Mochizuki et al. Genescan analysis to detect clonality of T-cell receptor G gene rearranegment in feline lymphoid neoplasms

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Russell et al. 2012. Feline low grade alimentary LSA: how common is it?

Fifty-three cases of AL were identified, including 30 diagnosed by histology (15 LGAL, 13 HGAL, two IGAL) and 23 IGAL/HGAL diagnosed by cytology.

LGAL cases comprised 50% of histological diagnoses, but only 28% of all AL. A palpable abdominal mass was more common in IGAL/HGAL (43%) than in LGAL (7%) [odds ratio (OR) 7.6, P = 0.01].

Anaemia was more common in IGAL/HGAL (41%) compared with LGAL (7%) (OR 9.6, P = 0.02). On abdominal ultrasound, a gastrointestinal mural mass was visualised in 41% of IGAL/HGAL and 0% of LGAL (P = 0.01).

Where a detailed abdominal ultrasound report was provided, gastric/intestinal wall thickening was the most commonly reported abnormality (82%). In cats with intestinal thickening, a loss of normal layering was more common (P = 0.02) in cats with IGAL/HGAL (71%) compared with those with LGAL (20%).

The relative prevalence of LGAL was lower when cases diagnosed by cytology were included in addition to those diagnosed by histology in the study population. The relative frequency with which LGAL is diagnosed has increased since initial reports from this region. A number of significant clinicopathological findings are useful to distinguish LGAL from IGAL/HGAL.

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LGAL - low grade AI

HGAL - high grade AL

IGAL - intermediate grade

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Moore et al. 2012. Feline GI LSA: Mucosal architechture, immunophenotypem and molecular clonality

Cats with mucosal TCL predominated and has MST 29 months

Mucosal TCL matched WHO enteropathy associated TCL (EATCL) type II

Epitheliotrophic infiltrates present in 62% and occured as clusters or diffuse infiltrates of small to intermediate sized T cells in vilous/crypt epithelium

Cats with transmural TCL had MST 1.5 months

Transmural matched EATCL type I

Epitheliotrophic infiltrates present in 58% a

Large lymphocytes (n = 11), mostly with cytoplasmic granules (LGL-granzyme B+) (n = 9) predominated.

Transmural extension across the muscularis propria characterized the lesion. Both mucosal and transmural T-cell lymphomas were largely confined to the small intestine, and molecular clonality analysis revealed clonal or oligoclonal rearrangements of T-cell receptor-γ in 90% of cats.

Cats with B-cell lymphoma (n = 19) had a median survival of 3.5 months. B-cell lymphomas occurred as transmural lesions in stomach, jejunum, and ileo-cecal-colic junction. The majority were diffuse, large B-cell lymphomas of centroblastic type. In conclusion, T-cell lymphomas characterized by distinctive mucosal architecture, CD3 expression, and clonal expansion predominated in the feline gastrointestinal tract.

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Dutelle et al. 2012. Evaluation of lomustine as a rescue agent with resistant LSA

39 cases with resistant LSA

What were prognostic factors for the PFI

Median PFI

Median PFI for small and intermediate vs. large

MPFI for GI vs. non-GI

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Cell size, number or previous chemotherapy drugs, number of chemo protocols, anatomic location of LSA

39 days

169 days and 21 days

180 vs. 25.5

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Garraway et al. 2018. Relationship of the mucosal microbiota to the gastrointestinal inflammation and small cell intestinal LSA in cats

14 cats with IBD and 14 cats with small cell GI LSA

____ spp. was higher in cats with small cell GI in ileal and colonic adherent mucus, and combined compartments compared to cats with IBD

___ spp. were higher in ileal adherent mucus and 3 combined ileal compartments

Correlation betweeb Fusobacterium spp. and CD11b+ cells

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Fusobacterium spp.

Bacteroides

No correlation

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Morgan et al. 2018 Sonographic features of peritoneal lymphomatosis in 4 cats

Either a nonobstructive, focally diffuse, ad circumferential intestinal mass or an eccentric, focally diffuse, gastric mass

The intestinal and gastric lesions exhibited ___ transmural wall thickening

All cases exhibited?

3/4 cats had multiple small hypoechoic nodular foci on parietal and/or visceral peritoneal surfaces

2 cats had bilateral renomegaly because of LSA (2/4) and 1 had local lymphadenopathy secondary to LSA invasion

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hypo-to-anechoic

small volume of anechoic free peritoneal fluid

Peritoneal lymphomatosis is rare manifestation of lymphoma metastasis and appears to be associated with B-cell alimentary LSA

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Wright et al. 2018. Feline large-cell LSA following previous treatment for small-cell GI LSA: incidence, clinical signs, clinicopathologic data, treatment of a secondary malignancy, response and survival

How many out of 121 cats developed large cell LSA after being treated for small cell LSA?

Mean event free survival time from small cell to diagnosis of large cell LSA diagnosis?

MST

Mean event free survival time from large cell LSA to death? MST?

What clinical values were decreased with large cell LSA than small cell LSA?

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12/121 - ~10%

543 days (1.5 years)

615 days (2 years)

55 days (2 months), 24.5 days (1 month)

Hct, Alb, TP

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Wolfesberger et al. 2018. WHO classification of lymphoid tumors in Veterinary and Human Medicine: a comparative evaluation of GI LSA in 61 cats

59% of cases there was a match between diagnosis and lymphoma subtype

A complete consensus was obtained for all samples of DLBCL, T-cell anaplastic large cell LSA, extranodal marginal zone LSA

Diagnosis also made for EATL type II

Little consensus with EATL type I - assigned to peripheral TCL

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Castro-Lopez et al. 2018. COX-2 immunoexpression in intestinal epithelium and lamina propria of cats with IBD and low grade alimentary LSA

Significant difference was found with COX-2 intensity in epithelial cells of IBD and LGAL compared to control cats but no difference between the groups of sick cats, no difference regarding grade of immunoreactivity

No difference was found for COX-2 immmunoexpression at the lamina propria (LP) between the groups

3 cats (33%) from LGAL showed COX-2 expression at the LP

No correlation between epithelial or LP-COX-2 expression and FCEI and histological alteration

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Paulin et al. 2018. Feline low grade alimentary LSA: an emerging entity and a potential animal model for human disease

Most common treatment is prednisolone and chlormabucil and prolonged remission are achieved

Pathophysiology of feline LGAL need to be elucidated and standardisation of therapeutic strategies

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