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LYMPHOSARCOMA IS the most common cattle tumor .Reports of the federal meat inspection service indicate a steady increase in condemnation because of leukemia , from 0.4 per 10,000 cattle carcasses in 1917 to 1.8 per 10,000 carcasses in 1958.15,16Four Forms of Bovine Lymphosarcoma There are 4 different forms of bovine lymphosarcoma .The adult form is most common and occurs in cattle 3 or more years old .Affected cows lose weight , produce less milk , and have a few scattered lymph nodes enlarged ( Fig 1 ) .The heart , Fig 1-Adult form of lymphosarcoma in a 22 -year -old cow.These are enlargements of prescapular and prefemoral lymph nodes , and emaciation .abomasum , and uterus are often affected .The thymic form ( Fig 2 ) occurs in cattle about 2 years old and is relatively rare.Scattered lymph nodes may be affected .
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