Neuro - neoplasia Flashcards

1
Q

State the most common intra-axial neoplasms in dogs and cats

A

Neoplasia of glial cell origin (glioma)

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2
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what glioma has a firm and tan gray with indistinct boundaries appearance

A

astrocytoma

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3
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what glioma has well demarcated with gelatinous or mucoid texture appearance

A

oligodendroglioma

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4
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State the neoplasms that can be associated with the ventricular system and possible sequela to neoplasms in this region

A

choroid plexus tumor
ependyoma

sequelae = obstructive (aquired) hydrocephalus

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5
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State the most common extra-axial neoplasm (most common primary CNS tumor) in dogs and cats

A

meningioma

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6
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Describe the location of nephroblastoma in dogs and the typically signalment

A

spinal nephroblastoma - thoracolumbar spinal cord (T10-L2)

young large breed dogs < 1 yr

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7
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State the most common neoplasm of the peripheral nervous system

A

nerve sheath tumor

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8
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State the cause of CNS lymphoma in cattle and the typical tumor location

A

bovine leukemia virus

intradural and extramedullary - cauda equina

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9
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Describe the routes of extension or metastasis of non-CNS tumors to the nervous system

A

direct extension
hematogenous

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10
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what is the tumor-like lesion found in old horses and is often incidental

A

cholesteatoma (cholesterol granuloma)

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