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To diagnose and treat an intraluminal aortic chondrosarcoma in a 2-year-old dog.

Diagnosis of an intraluminal aortic chondrosarcoma via transarterial biopsy and treatment with stereotactic body radiation therapy in a dog

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A case report documents the diagnosis and treatment of aortic chondrosarcoma in a dog, suggesting effective interventions for similar cases.

To diagnose and treat an intraluminal aortic chondrosarcoma in a 2-year-old dog.
CT scan identified the aortic mass.
Biopsy performed via right femoral artery catheterisation.
Histopathological examination confirmed chondrosarcoma.
Stereotactic body radiation therapy delivered 24 Gy in 3 fractions.
Follow-up CT showed stable disease 5 months post-treatment.
Progressive disease observed 8 months post-treatment.
Repeat treatment protocol applied due to disease progression.

Leber et al. (2026) studied this question.

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A case report documents the diagnosis and treatment of aortic chondrosarcoma in a dog, suggesting effective interventions for similar cases.