March 31, 2024Acta Veterinaria BrasilicaOpen Access

Clinical and therapeutic aspects of dogs with transmissible venereal tumor in nasal cavity: report of two cases

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MOMariana Nepomuceno de OliveiraUniversidade Federal de Campina Grande LSL. Silva JBJuliana Nóbrega Barbosa

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Case report demonstrates extragenital transmissible venereal tumor remission in two intact male dogs, highlighting vincristine sulfate efficacy following doxorubicin recurrence.

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Extragenital canine transmissible venereal tumor showed successful remission following vincristine sulfate therapy in two intact male dogs, despite initial doxorubicin failure.
Assessment through cytological analysis and radiological imaging confirmed septal neoplasms, showing bone retraction and cranial osteolysis in the canine nasal cavity.
Findings highlight that surgical resection and vincristine sulfate provide effective management for recurrent extragenital canine transmissible venereal tumor in veterinary practice.

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Oliveira et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e719d7b6db643587692fd7 https://doi.org/10.21708/avb.2024.18.1.11921

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Case report demonstrates extragenital transmissible venereal tumor remission in two intact male dogs, highlighting vincristine sulfate efficacy following doxorubicin recurrence.

Clinical and therapeutic aspects of dogs with transmissible venereal tumor in nasal cavity: report of two cases

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