Sentences with phrase «mast cell tumors do»

Mast cell tumors do not have to involve the skin and can develop internally but most of the time there is skin involvement.

Mast cell tumors don't spread that often, but Quin» Cs was super-metastatic and had spread everywhere, peppering his body with tumors, especially in the liver, spleen, lymph nodes, and the brain.

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The concern is that not only does aspiration cytology only sample a very small amount of a given lymph node, but that it is difficult to ensure that we have correctly predicted the optimal lymph node to sample for any given mast cell tumor.

By doing so, we hope that this would improve the accuracy of cancer diagnoses and treatment recommendations we make for dogs with mast cell tumors and other cancers, improving their quality of life and lifespan.

Answer: If it swells and then goes down again, I would want to do a fine needle aspirate of it to be sure it isn't a mast cell tumor that might need removing.

The same Chinese herb formula that slows mast - cell tumor growth in humans does [Read More...]

My cattle dog / beagle mix has always been very anxious and reactive around dogs he doesn't know, and recently he has been undergoing treatment (surgery, chemo, checkups) for a mast cell tumor.

Cats with cutaneous mast cell tumors typically do very well.

Cats with a mast cell tumor in the spleen typically do much better than cats with a tumor in the intestine.

We had to weigh the risk of the lump growing rapidly and being itchy and painful, as mast cell tumors can do and potentially spreading internally, reducing not only his remaining lifespan, but the quality of those remaining months or years, with the risks and costs associated with surgery, and potential chemotherapy.

Mast cell tumors are not as aggressive in cats as they are in dogs but it is still good to do a full workup to ensure the disease has not spread.

They studied 31 dogs with Grade III mast cell tumors that did not show evidence of distant spread beyond the external area where the tumor was first detected.

That said, Siamese cats do tend to be unusually prone to cancer, most commonly lymphoma, mast cell tumors and mammary tumors.

The same Chinese herb formula that slows mast - cell tumor growth in humans does the same for your beagle's mast - cell tumor.

Pathologists don't grade feline mast cell tumors the same way they grade them in dogs.