Primary Lymph Node Hemangiosarcoma with Rapid Progression in a Dog

A rare form of hemangiosarcoma originating from the lymph nodes (LN-HSA), characterized by slow progression, has recently been reported in dogs. We herein report a case of LN-HSA in a dog that progressed rapidly. Despite complete surgical removal of the LN-HSA from the right retropharyngeal lymph node, the dog developed additional nodal and splenic lesions within 2 months and died 148 days after surgery.

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Nihon jui masui gekagaku zasshi
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.2327/jjvas.55.56
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Veterinary Oncology Research
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Primary Lymph Node Hemangiosarcoma with Rapid Progression in a Dog

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Primary Lymph Node Hemangiosarcoma with Rapid Progression in a Dog

James Chambers, Teruo Itoh, Hiroki SHII, Atsuko KOJIMOTO, Kazuyuki Uchida
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A rare form of hemangiosarcoma originating from the lymph nodes (LN-HSA), characterized by slow progression, has recently been reported in dogs. We herein report a case of LN-HSA in a dog that progressed rapidly. Despite complete surgical removal of the LN-HSA from the right retropharyngeal lymph node, the dog developed additional nodal and splenic lesions within 2 months and died 148 days after surgery.

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