Feline mammary carcinoma (FMC) is a prevalent and fatal carcinoma that predominantly affects unspayed female cats. FMC is the third most common carcinoma in cats but is still underrepresented in research. Current diagnosis methods include physical examinations, imaging tests, and fine-needle aspiration. The diagnosis through these methods is sometimes delayed and unreliable, leading to increased chances of mortality.
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