Skin Flashcards
what does sarcoma mean?
malignant of mesenchymal cell origin
-oma, -carcinoma
epithelial cell origiin
virus associated with tumors
papillomavirus
sun leads to which tumor?
hemangiosarcoma
most epithelial tumors are benegn or malignant?
85%benign in dog
60% in cats
mesenchymal tumors are mostly benign or malignant?
57% benign in dog
20% in cat
basal cell tumor
common in cats
alopecic, ulcerated, well demarcated on head or neck of cat
- excision is curative
- can be cystic or pigmented
basal cell carcinoma
all the same as regular but more locally invasive, not well defined,
- wide margins can still be curative
papillomas
- age
- where
tx?
- viral or nonviral
- young dogs, purebred
- head mouth, multiple sites
- plaque or hyperkeratotic
- usually solitary and fall off on their own
inverted papilloma (vs. others are exophytic, growing out)
very rare, in oral cavity, papilloma virus associated
idiopathic squamous papilloma
- tx?
- viral?
don’t go away on own
not viral induced
multicentric squamous cell carcinoma - bowens disease
older cats - not distinctive - thicken skin, alopecia and scaling - associated with papilloma virus NOT UV
SCC
uv?
cat v. dog
morphology?
uv associated (sparsely haired skin/light pigmented skin)
preceeded by dermatitis
- white or piebald dogs, addomen or flank
- cats on ears, eye
vs. NON UV associated (spontaneous)
- NONHEALING WOUND
- idiopathic
actinic dermatitis is the evidence of sun damage to the sun and precedes _________.
squamous cell carcinoma
adnexa
follicle, sabeceous gland, apocrine gland
follicular tumors are almost always _____
benign, cured by excision
infundbular keratinizing acanthoma
breeds - noweigian, yorkie, keeshound
multiple tumors
follicular tumor cats get?
trichoblastoma
locations where melanocytic tumor is more often malignant melanoma
Dog: digit
lips, mouth, nail bed
Cats: more likely to get melanoma v. melanocytoma, (different site predilection - on haired skin)
soft tissues sarcomas are generally located where?
invasive and recurrent?
head and limbs
locally aggressive and highly recurrent
tumors that met to the skin
hemangiosarcoma osteosarcomas seminomas mast cell lots of carcinomas *pulmonary carcinoma of cats (lung digit syndrome)