Sézary syndrome arising from cutaneous epitheliotropic T-cell lymphoma, resembling human folliculotropic mycosis fungoides, in a dog

Key Points

• Sézary syndrome was observed, indicating a severe skin involvement and T-cell malignancy.
• The condition features cutaneous epitheliotropic T-cell lymphoma, emphasizing its relation to skin cancers.
• Analysis of the dog's condition highlights the resemblance to human folliculotropic mycosis fungoides, bridging comparative oncology.
• This case calls for further exploration of canine lymphomas, offering insights into their similarities with human diseases.