Diagnosing and treating mammary tumours in cats

Background : Mammary tumours remain one of the most common types of cancer in female cats. Management recommendations are still not well established, but early diagnosis and treatment can have a positive impact on outcome. Aim of the article : This article describes the signalment, diagnostic work up, treatment and prognosis for cats diagnosed with mammary tumours, alongside recent literature updates.

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In Practice
Published
2024-09-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/inpr.469
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Veterinary Oncology Research
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Diagnosing and treating mammary tumours in cats

Mariana Garcia Mendonça Lopes, Jo Morris
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Veterinary Oncology Research
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Diagnosing and treating mammary tumours in cats

Mariana Garcia Mendonça Lopes, Jo Morris
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Abstract

Background : Mammary tumours remain one of the most common types of cancer in female cats. Management recommendations are still not well established, but early diagnosis and treatment can have a positive impact on outcome. Aim of the article : This article describes the signalment, diagnostic work up, treatment and prognosis for cats diagnosed with mammary tumours, alongside recent literature updates.

In PracticeVol. 46(7)
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