Tricolemoma em coelho

Oliveira, Krishna Düro de; França, Ticiana N.; González, Alexander Pérez; Peixoto, Paulo Vargas

doi:10.1590/s0103-84781999000200030

Cienc. Rural

1999

DOI: 10.1590/s0103-84781999000200030

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Tricolemoma em coelho

Krishna Düro de Oliveira

Ticiana N. França

Alexander Pérez González

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Abstract: -970, km 47 da Antiga Rio-São Paulo, Seropédica, RJ. Autor para correspondência. RESUMO

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“…22 Epithelial nonviral skin neoplasms have been cited in sporadic case reports or few case series and include basal cell tumors 11,24,36,37,48 and squamous cell carcinomas. 14,48 Single case reports describe trichoepithelioma, 1 tricholemmoma, 28 and sebaceous gland carcinoma 32,42 in rabbits. Equally few mesenchymal tumors have been described, and these include lipomas, 25 neurofibrosarcoma, 3 hemangiosarcoma, 30 myxosarcoma, 35 malignant fibrous histiocytoma, 51 and extraskeletal osteosarcoma.…”

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Cutaneous Neoplasms in Pet Rabbits: A Retrospective Study

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Abstract. Over a 16-year period, 190 tumors and tumorlike lesions from 179 pet rabbits were submitted for histopathologic examination. A total of 23 different tumor types and 1 tumorlike lesion were diagnosed. The most common diagnoses were trichoblastoma, collagenous hamartoma, and Shope fibroma. Viral-induced tumors were Shope fibroma (19) and Shope papilloma (2). Common nonviral epithelial tumors included trichoblastoma (59), squamous cell carcinoma (5), squamous papilloma (4), trichoepithelioma (3), and apocrine carcinoma (3). Common mesenchymal tumors were lipoma (10), liposarcoma (3), myxosarcoma (9), malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumor (8), fibrosarcoma (7), and leiomyosarcoma (4). Malignant melanoma was diagnosed in 8 rabbits. Collagenous hamartomas were diagnosed in 26 rabbits. Mesenchymal proliferations occurred significantly more often in male rabbits than in females. Collagenous hamartomas and myxosarcomas occurred exclusively in male animals, and 3 rabbits had multiple collagenous hamartomas. Immunohistochemistry was applied in cases in which a definite diagnosis could not be reached on hematoxylin and eosin slides. Follow-up information was received in 19 cases. Carcinomas recurred (2 of 3) or metastasized (1 of 3), whereas sarcomas frequently recurred (7 of 12). One malignant melanoma (1 of 3) and one poorly differentiated round cell neoplasm recurred (1 of 1). This is the first comprehensive retrospective analysis on skin neoplasia in pet rabbits.

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“…Epithelial nonviral skin neoplasms have been cited in sporadic case reports or few case series and include basal cell tumors 11, 24, 36, 37, 48 and squamous cell carcinomas. 14, 48 Single case reports describe trichoepithelioma, 1 tricholemmoma, 28 and sebaceous gland carcinoma 32, 42 in rabbits.…”

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Tricholemmoma in rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculi)—case report

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Analysis of occurrence and risk factors associated with pet rabbits’ tumors in Central Thailand

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Tricolemoma em coelho

Abstract: -970, km 47 da Antiga Rio-São Paulo, Seropédica, RJ. Autor para correspondência. RESUMO

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Cutaneous Neoplasms in Pet Rabbits: A Retrospective Study

Cutaneous Neoplasms in Pet Rabbits: A Retrospective Study

Tricholemmoma in rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculi)—case report

Analysis of occurrence and risk factors associated with pet rabbits’ tumors in Central Thailand

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