Sentences with phrase «mast cell tumor removed»
She is Special Needs because she had a mast cell tumor removed from her, and she was heartworm positive.
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I have a 6 1/2 year old American Bulldog who had a Grade 2 mast cell tumor removed from her leg 2 1/2 years ago with clean borders.
My pup had surgery on front paw in the elbow area about a year ago to have a mast cell tumor removed.
I just had a mast cell tumor removed from my dog and like the person above only cost $ 800 - $ 900.
This happy girl is recovering at home after having a mast cell tumor removed.
Millie also had a mast cell tumor removed last year and the prognosis was excellent.
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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.
Just like you can't remove grains of pepper from pepper sausage, it would have been impossible to surgically remove those mast cell tumors or target them with radiation.
Molly Rottweiler Oklahoma Diagnosis: Mast Cell Tumor (already removed) Treatment: Metastasis check for treatment options
Mast cell tumors are difficult to remove completely because they spread both locally and to internal organs.
In January 2004, Hahn, King and Carreras published a study where radiation therapy was used to treat incompletely removed Grade III mast cell tumors.
The biggest problem occurs when mast cell tumors are on the extremities (legs) where insufficient extra skin may be left to close the incision after the tumor is removed.
It is estimated that 50 % of surgically removed mast cell tumors will re-grow in the same area.
Treatment for mast cell tumors usually involves surgically removing the entire tumor, if possible.
My dog Franklin had a series of mast cell tumors which had to be removed, and the attendant care required lengthy hospital stays, extensive cancer screening, and consultation with an oncologist to ensure the cancer had not spread.
These are benign growths which often regress spontaneously, but because of their similar appearance to mast cell tumors they should be removed.
The Oncologist explained that if they were to operate they would not be able to remove all the mast cell tumors.
My four year old Charlie (Lab / Chow mix) had a Mast Cell Tumor (on her lip) and a mandibular lymph node removed Feb 4, 2010.
Brit was back at VRCC at the completion of chemotherapy, for surgery to remove the residual mast cell tumor.