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October 10, 2025Indian Journal of Veterinary PathologyOpen Access

Cytological diagnosis of canine cutaneous mast cell tumour with nodal metastasis

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SRS. Ramesh

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Cytological findings reveal mast cell tumour metastasis to lymph nodes in a 13-year-old dog, indicating severity.

Key Points

  • Cytological examination confirmed the diagnosis of cutaneous mast cell tumour with lymph node metastasis.
  • The presence of characteristic metachromatic granules in the neoplastic cells indicated mast cell tumour type.
  • Treatment involved ivermectin and antibiotics, leading to wound healing, but confirmed metastatic disease.
  • Chest and abdomen radiographs showed no abnormalities, localizing the issue to the affected limb.

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S. Ramesh (2025) studied this question.

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