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