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January 1, 2006Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine

Recurrence Rate, Clinical Outcome, and Cellular Proliferation Indices as Prognostic Indicators after Incomplete Surgical Excision of Cutaneous Grade II Mast Cell Tumors: 28 Dogs (1994–2002)

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BSBernard SéguinVictoria HospitalMBM. Faulkner BesanconVeterinary Medical Teaching HospitalJMJennifer L. McCallan

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