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Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association, Vol 34, Issue 4, 295-299
Copyright © 1998 by American Animal Hospital Association

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Malignant mesenchymoma associated with an unusual vasoinvasive metastasis in a dog

TM Robinson, RR Dubielzig, and JF McAnulty

A case of a malignant mesenchymoma with an unusual, vasoinvasive, metastatic behavior in a three-year-old, intact female basset hound is presented. Malignant mesenchymomas are rare neoplasms in humans and in dogs. No previous reports of a malignant mesenchymoma with vasoinvasive metastasis in the dog were found in the literature. The constituent neoplasms are discussed in relation to reports in the human and veterinary literature, and a potential etiology for this unique presentation is hypothesized.


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