16 research outputs found
An incidental finding of numerous hypocellular nodules within a mandibular-sublingual gland complex sialocoele in a dog
Get PDFLymphoma with Mott cell differentiation and validation of immunohistochemical lymphoid markers in an African pygmy hedgehog (Atelerix albiventris)
Get PDFHistology and immunohistochemistry of severe inflammatory bowel disease versus lymphoma in the ferret (Mustela putorius furo).
Get PDFContrast-enhanced ultrasound for sentinel lymph node mapping in the routine staging of canine mast cell tumours: a feasibility study
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Comparison of effusion cell block and biopsy immunohistochemistry in mesothelial hyperplasia, mesothelioma and carcinoma in dogs
Get PDFNovel characteristics identified in two cases of feline Cow Pox Virus infection
Get PDFCase series summary This case series discusses novel characteristics identified in two cases of cowpox. One presented with upper airway signs, and was identified to have a focal laryngeal lesion. The other had central neurological signs at the terminal stages, with intracytoplasmic inclusion bodies identified within the cerebral hemispheres on histopathology. Relevance and novel information Currently, cowpox would be an unlikely consideration in patients with neurological signs or upper respiratory noise. These cases both document novel presentations of cowpox infection, which clinicians should be aware of and consider as differential diagnoses in patients with these atypical presentations
