2009
DOI: 10.1111/j.1476-5829.2009.00189.x
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Clinical pathological and epidemiological assessment of morphologically and immunologically confirmed canine leukaemia

Abstract: Traditionally, classification of leukaemia in dogs has relied on morphological examination and cytochemical staining patterns, but aberrant cellular morphology and stain uptake often curtails accurate categorization, and historical data based on this classification may be unreliable. Immunophenotyping is now the gold standard for classification of leukaemias. The purpose of this prospective study was to assess the clinical pathological and epidemiological features of a population of dogs with morphologically a… Show more

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“…For the Golden retriever, an increased risk for the development of cancer in general has been reported by some [16,17], but not all studies [18,19]. Also, there are reports on an increased risk for specific types of cancer in Golden retrievers such as mast cell tumours (MCT) [12,20] melanomas [21] and non-Hodgkin lymphomas (NHL) [12,22,23] and suggestions of a predisposition to soft tissue sarcomas (STS) [24][25][26][27]. The limitations of these studies are old age in the dogs, and the fact that many studies were hospital-based and of small size.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For the Golden retriever, an increased risk for the development of cancer in general has been reported by some [16,17], but not all studies [18,19]. Also, there are reports on an increased risk for specific types of cancer in Golden retrievers such as mast cell tumours (MCT) [12,20] melanomas [21] and non-Hodgkin lymphomas (NHL) [12,22,23] and suggestions of a predisposition to soft tissue sarcomas (STS) [24][25][26][27]. The limitations of these studies are old age in the dogs, and the fact that many studies were hospital-based and of small size.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Często niezwykle trudne jest odróżnienie nowotworowych komórek blastycznych hematopoezy od limfoblastów, mieloblastów, monoblastów, proerytroblastów/rubiblastów czy megakarioblastów (13,14,23). W związku z powyższym, w wielu przypadkach (w hematoonkologii medycznej jest to standardem) do prawidłowego rozpoznania wymagane jest wdrożenie dodatkowych metod identyfikacji komórek rozrostu, między innymi immunocytochemii, cytometrii przepły-wowej i badań genetycznych (1,6,10,16,(18)(19)(20)25). ostrych białaczek szpikowych (bez względu na ich podtyp).…”
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“…Zgodnie z danymi piśmiennictwa (16), białaczki ostre rozpoznaje się czę-ściej u psów rasowych niż u mieszańców, wydaje się też, że szczególnie predysponowane są psy ras dużych i olbrzymich. W badaniach własnych wykazano wyraź-ną predyspozycję owczarków niemiecki oraz golden retrieverów, co z pewnymi wyjątkami wykazali też inni autorzy (1,8,12,14,16). Przykładowo wyraźną predyspozycję golden retrieverów do występowanie ALL stwierdzili Adam i wsp.…”
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