Studies on Pathology and Therapeutic Efficacy of Anthiomaline  in Bovine Papillomatosis

Jaglan, Vikas; Singh, Priyanka; Punia, Manisha; Lather, Deepika; Saharan, Sandeep

doi:10.20546/ijcmas.2018.707.300

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“…(Pascoem and summers, 1981) found that the most commonly occurring neoplasms in horses were sarcoids, papillomas and SCCs of the eye and external genitalia. In another report by ( Jaglan et al, 2018) reported 4 cases of fibroma, one squamous cell carcinoma, and one papilloma in 6 clinical equine cases.…”

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Neoplasms In Equine Species In Sharkia Governorate, Egypt

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Metwally³

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E quine neoplasia leads to economic losses which ranged from undesirable effects on the animal's skin to locomotors and reproductive dysfunctions. Equine sarcoid is considered to be one of the most prevalent skin affections in equids (Chambers et al., 2003). It represents nearly 20% of equine tumors and about 90% of equine skin neoplasia. Although it had a low mortality rate, it has a direct effect on the material value of horses and may lead to lameness according to their locations (Goodrich et al., 1998). (Valentine, 2006) recorded the most common neoplasms in equine populations as the following; sarcoid (51.4%), squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) (18.3%) beside melanocytic tumors, papillomas, and mast cell tumors were, constituting (17.8%). while, lymphoma, fibrosarcoma, fibroma, schwannoma, hemangiosarcoma, lipoma, malignant mela-

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Neoplasms In Equine Species In Sharkia Governorate, Egypt

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“…Chemotherapeutic drugs were effective as a sole treatment for small size of tumour, but it was recommended that larger g row t hs were surgically debulked prior to chemotherapeutic treatment (Theon, 1997). Jaglan et al (2018) revealed surgical intervention along with vincristine sulphate gave better result in fibroblastic and malignant form of sarcoids in equine than chemotherapy alone. Das and Das (2000) observed the side effects of vincristine sulphate and reported digestive alteration, decrease food intake, diarrhoea and constipation.…”

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“…Odontogenic myxoma is a locally aggressive rare benign tumour that may arise in the maxilla or mandible and it accounts for 3 to 6% of all odontogenic tumours (Boffano et al, 2011). Vincristine sulphate in combination with anthiomaline gives better result in verrucous, nodular and occult type of sarcoids in equine (Jaglan et al, 2018). Vincristine sulphate is safe for most patients, but potential side effects can occur, as gastrointestinal alterations, myelosuppression and extravasation injury (Said et al, 2009).…”

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Diagnosis and therapeutic management of oral tumours in Murrah buffaloes

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The present study was conducted on eleven Murrah buffaloes suffering from tumourous growth in oral cavity to evaluate the efficacy of surgical and chemotherapeutic treatment along with diagnosis by clinical, radiography and histopathological examination. Radiographic examination was done to observe the invasiveness of tumour, osteolytic changes, teeth displacement, calcification, or any other changes to undertake surgery accordingly. Histopathological examination revealed that all oral tumours were benign in nature like ameloblastoma, fibroma and myxoma. Vincristine sulphate and anthiomaline was administered as chemotherapeutic agents after surgical excision of the tumourous growth. Supportive therapy like liver tonics was also administered during the course of treatment to lower down the side effects of chemotherapeutic agents. Eight buffaloes recovered, two died while one buffalo had reoccurrence during follow up. Main aetiology behind death of the buffaloes was inappetance to long standing anorexia condition. The present study concluded that most of the oral tumours in buffaloes were benign in nature and removal of tumourous growth followed by chemotherapy is successful in its treatment with less chance of reoccurrence.

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Studies on Pathology and Therapeutic Efficacy of Anthiomaline in Bovine Papillomatosis

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Neoplasms In Equine Species In Sharkia Governorate, Egypt

Neoplasms In Equine Species In Sharkia Governorate, Egypt

Diagnosis and therapeutic management of oral tumours in Murrah buffaloes

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