Ocular Flashcards

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What is the most common eyelid tumour in cats?

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SCC

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What’s the most common malignant tumour of the canine conjunctiva?

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melanoma

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What are the most common tumours of the canine conjunctiva/ eyelid?

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  • sebaceous/ meibomian adenoma
  • epithelioma
  • papilloma
  • melanoma
    (the above accounts for 80%)
    even if malignant, tend to be localized
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What’s the most common tumour of the feline eyelid?

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SCC

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What’s the most common tumour of the3rd eyelid in the cat/dog?

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adenocarcinoma
can spread to the lymph nodes and lungs

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How important in resection margin for conjunctival MCT?

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even if incomplete, it may not recur

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How much eyelid can be surgically removed?

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dogs: 1/4-1/3
cats: 1/4

don’t do electrosurgery due to excessive scarring

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What’s the prognosis for canine primary eyelid tumours?

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overall good
- metastasis is rare
- could recur (10-15%) –> esp for conjunctival melanoma, adenocarcinoma

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What’s the prognosis for feline primary eyelid tumours?

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they are mostly malignant so prognosis is not as good as the dog

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What are some differentials for limbal melanoma?

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conjunctival melanoma, invasive uveal melanoma, metastatic malenoma, staphyloma, or coloboma

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What’s the prognosis of epibulbar melanoma?

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good
typically benign and slow growing
surgery +/- beta irradiation = curative
enucleate if invading the globe

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What are some features of malignancy for ocular melanoma?

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MI >/= 4 per 10hpf, increased nuclear atypia

metastatic rate = 4%

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How common in primary malignant melanoma of the eye in the dog?

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majority of intraocular melanoma are benign (75%)
95% arise from the ciliary body

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What’s ocular melanosis of Cairn Terriers?

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it’s an autosomal dominate disease
thickening and pigmentation of the iris
release of pigmentation into the aqueous –> secondary glaucoma

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What are some clinical signs of primary ocular tumours?

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hyphema
glaucomaWhat

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How to treat primary ocular tumours?

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  • monitor
  • consider removal of the tumour (surgery or laser) if causing issues
  • don’t need to enucleate right away
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What’s the prognosis of primary ocular tumours?

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Historical data:
metastatic rate of 25% within 3m of enucleation and MST of 6m (malignant melanoma)
More recent data:
likely better than that.

Enucleation (early on) = curative
even if some black tissues are left behind it won’t grow

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What’s the most common tumour of the feline anterior uvea?

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melanoma

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What’s the metastatic rate for feline malignant intraocular melanoma?

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55-66%
lungs, liver

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What are some features that will increase the metastatic rate of feline intraocular melanoma?

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  • increased MI >7/10 hpf
  • necrosis
  • extrascleral extension
  • size
  • choroid invasion
  • increased E-cadherin or melan-A

(PLN-2 homozygosity DECREASES met rate)
malignant transformation possible – may take a long time, hard to predict

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What’s the prognosis of feline diffuse iris melanoma?

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Sx:
MST with ciliary body involvement = 5y
MST with sclera involvement as well = 1.5y

secondary glaucoma will decrease survival time

22
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What are some tuours types for feline ocular post traumatic sarcoma?

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spindle, round (LSA, CD79a positive), OSA/CSA

23
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What’s the clinical behaviour of feline ocular post traumatic sarcoma?

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can have latency up to 5 years
- tend to invade retina and optic nerve early on
- early enucleation improves prognosis
- recurrence = common as extra orbital invasion is common

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What’s the outcome of feline ocular post traumatic sarcoma?

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Survival is typically months once the eye is enucleated due to recurrence or local invasion

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What's the 2nd most common tumour in the dog's eye/ 3rd most common in the cat?
iridociliary epithelial tumours - most are benign, slow growing - even if malignant, metastasis is uncommon and occurs late in the disease
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What are some differentials for iridociliary epithelial tumours?
benign ciliary cyst - biopsy alone may not be able to ddx between benign cyst and adenocarcinoma - recurrence is possible (23m)
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What are the most common secondary uveal tumours in the dog?
LSA > histiocytic sarcoma > hemangiosarcoma > respiration carcinoma > digital/ oral melanoma > OSA > SCC uveal tract = highly vascular
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What are the most common secondary uveal tumours in the cat?
LSA > respiratory carcinoma > SCC
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What's the outcome of canine primary ocular LSA?
majority was enucleation alone MST = 769 days if multicentric, MST = 103 days
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What's the outcome of canine histiocytic sarcoma of the eye?
ST = 3 months
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What's the most common primary optic nerve tumour?
meningioma
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What are some secondary optic nerve tumours?
- feline post traumatic ocular sarcoma - feline SCC - canine choroidal melanoma
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Is primary orbital tumour more common in the dog or the cat?
dog cats more commonly have secondary orbital tumours for both species, 90% of orbital tumours are malignant -- regional infiltration or distant metastasis is common
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What are some common orbital tumours in the dog?
OSA, MCT, HS, FSA, neuro FSA
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What are some common orbital tumours in the cat?
2/3 carcinoma -- mostly SCC
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What's the clinical behaviour of canine orbital meningioma?
slow growing, rarely met can be osteolytic and invade
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What's the clinical behaviour of canine orbital rhabdomyosarcoma?
- aggressive, esp if <1y, euthanize within 1 month - better if > 6 y, less aggressive, no recurrence or met 8-13 months
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What are some clinical signs of orbital tumours?
pain on opening of mouth exophthalmos vision loss
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What are some differentials for orbital tumours?
granuloma, cellulitis, abscess, myositis of extraocular or masticating muscles
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What's the clinical behaviour of feline orbita tumours?
59% orbital bone involvement; 15% with mets on CXR
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What's the diagnostic value of FNA for orbital tumours?
50% of FNA = non diagnostic, esp for SCC
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How is orbital tumour treated?
surgery, but recurrence is still possible even with a big cut
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What's the outcome with radical orbitectomy?
DFI > 1y in > 50% 70% survival in 1 year but in another study with cats the MST was only 4.3m... and one more study with dogs only had 3/23 survive more than 3y
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What's the outcome of Sr 90 for eyelid SCC in cats?
- 100% RR no signs of recurrence with a median follow-up time of 34 months Strontium 90 plesiotherapy for the treatment of eyelid squamous cell carcinoma in eight cats. Russak et al 2022
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What's the outcome of ocular dermoids in cats?
Sx had no recurrence
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What's the most common retrobulbar mass in cats?
LSA (51%) most cat retrobulbar mass = malignant
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What are some common clinical signs of retrobulbar mass?
- respiratory signs (62%) - exophthalmos (49%)