Papillomaviridae - Equine Flashcards

1
Q

What does EPV cause?

A

Sacroids

THE MOST COMMON NEOPLASM IN HORSES

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2
Q

What ages does EPV affect?

A

1-6 years

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3
Q

What are sarcoids?

A

Locally invasive benign fibroblastic skin tumors

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4
Q

Which EPV cause sarcoids?

A

EPV-1 or EPV-2

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5
Q

Do sarcoids metastasize?

A

No, they persist for life.

Recur after surgical removal.

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6
Q

How is EPV transmitted?

A

Not 100% but flies and fomites

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7
Q

What breeds are more susceptible to sarcoids?

A

Arabian
Appaloosa
American Quarter

(All A’s!)

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8
Q

What breeds are less susceptible to sarcoids?

A

Standardbred

Thoroughbred

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9
Q

Where are sarcoids normally found?

A

Lesions often occur in traumatized areas – eyes, legs, muzzle
Can grow as big as a fist.
May ulcerate.

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10
Q

What does sarcoid clinically look like?

A

“Proud Flesh”

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11
Q

How is EPV diagnosed?

A

Clinical features
Histological exam of biopsy
Virus detection

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12
Q

How is EPV treated?

A

Cryotherapy, surgery, laser excision

Local radiotherapy

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