Foxy Washington Labrador Retriever / Chow Chow Mix Diagnosis: Mammary
gland tumor Treatment: Surgery
Not exact matches
While previous studies have surveyed the genomic characteristics of
tumors confined to the prostate
gland, the new study is the first to focus on metastatic hormone resistant prostate cancers, which can be difficult to treat because they often develop resistance to standard
treatments.
A new approach to analyzing prostate
gland tissue may help address a major challenge in treating prostate cancer - determining which
tumors are unlikely to progress and which could be life threatening and require
treatment.
The Program specializes in the
treatment of primary head and neck cancers, brain and spine
tumors such as squamous cell carcinoma, basal cell cancer, glomus
tumor, paragangliomas, acoustic neuromas, salivary
gland and mucosal
tumors, astrocytomas, oligodendrogliomas, glioblastomas, and hemangioblastomas, and metastatic
tumors that may have arisen from elsewhere in the body such as the breast, lung, or prostate.
* This radioactive
treatment (rare in Memphis) is used for cats to kill benign
tumors in their thyroid
glands.
Usually the best
treatment for cats is surgery to remove the
tumor and sometimes the adrenal
gland or
glands.
Treatment of Cushing's disease in dogs depends on the type of Cushing's disease, i.e. whether the
tumor is situated on the pituitary
gland or on one of the adrenal
glands.
The recommended
treatment for anal
gland tumors is complete surgical excision followed by chemotherapy (e.g. carboplatin or mitoxantrone) in order to prevent or slow the onset of metastasis.
When the
tumor is on the pituitary
gland, it causes bilateral adrenal enlargement, and the preferred surgical
treatment is removal of both adrenal
glands.
Nuclear imaging of the thyroid
gland is performed to rule out malignancy and metastasis (
tumor spread), and to calculate the exact dose of iodine 131 that will be administered during
treatment.
Conventional
treatment for Cushings Disease is to treat with a medication called trilostane that enzymatically inhibits the production or cortisol at the level of the adrenal
gland, thereby neutralizing the over-stimulation caused by the functional pituitary
gland tumor.
Treatment — Surgery is the treatment of choice for most dogs with apocrine glan
Treatment — Surgery is the
treatment of choice for most dogs with apocrine glan
treatment of choice for most dogs with apocrine
gland tumors.
Treatment for a
tumor on the dog adrenal
glands includes surgery and the use of a medication called mitotane.
These tests will also enable your veterinarian to determine whether a
tumor is located on the pituitary
gland or on an adrenal
gland so that an effective course of
treatment can be instituted.
For pets with ongoing infections, we might suggest combining anal
gland expression with preventative
treatment methods which can include implementing a weight management program, increasing fiber intake, and for more extreme cases, surgical removal of the anal sacs and any present
tumors; though most affected pets respond well to non-surgical
treatment methods.