Mammary neoplasms in female dogs: Clinical, diagnostic and therapeutic aspects

With the increase in the life expectancy of domestic animals and their increasingly affectionate relationship with their owners, it is possible to observe an increase in cases of neoplasms in these animals. Mammary neoplasia mainly affects older females who have not been castrated, due to hormonal d...

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Published inVeterinární medicína Vol. 69; no. 4; pp. 99 - 114
Main Authors Rueda, Janaina Reato, Porto, Camila Dias, Franco, Rodrigo Prevedello, da Costa, Isabela Bazzo, Bueno, Lais Melicio Cintra, Girio, Raul Jose Silva, Manhoso, Fabio Fernando Ribeiro, Bueno, Patricia Cincotto Dos Santos, Repetti, Claudia Sampaio Fonseca
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Czech Republic Czech Academy of Agricultural Sciences 01.04.2024
Subjects
dogs
mammary carcinoma
mammary lump
mammary tumour
manual
Review
dogs
mammary lump
mammary tumour
manual
mammary carcinoma
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Summary:With the increase in the life expectancy of domestic animals and their increasingly affectionate relationship with their owners, it is possible to observe an increase in cases of neoplasms in these animals. Mammary neoplasia mainly affects older females who have not been castrated, due to hormonal dependence for the development of the tumour. The main form of treatment is surgery. This study aims to carry out an updated review on mammary neoplasms in female dogs covering the anatomy, physiology, prevalence, causes, diagnoses, treatments, prevention and prognosis, based on scientific articles by renowned researchers.
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ISSN:0375-8427
1805-9392
DOI:10.17221/4/2024-VETMED