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Ovarian Metastatic Transmissible Venereal Tumour in a Dog – a case report and review

Firdevs BİNLİ
Serhan AY
Gülşah SARAL
Sebati Sinan ÜRKMEZ
Efe KARACA
Ishtiaq AHMED
Murat FINDIK
Pages
27–32
Publication Date
2021-06-11
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According to our knowledge this is the first report presenting a case of TVT with solely ovarian metastasis.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Approximately 5% of transmissible venereal tumour cases can metastatize to various parts of the body.
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Key Findings & Data:A mass with a diameter of 3x1x1 cm was detected on the dorsal vaginal wall.
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Conclusion & Impact:According to our knowledge this is the first report presenting a case of TVT with solely ovarian metastasis.
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📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:köpek · ovaryum metastazı · stiker sarkomu

Abstract

Approximately 5% of transmissible venereal tumour cases can metastatize to various parts of the body. The case presented explains the clinical appearance and histopathology results of the ovarian metastasis of TVT in a female German shepherd. The bitch was brought to the teaching hospital of Ondokuz Mayıs University, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine with a vaginal discharge. A mass with a diameter of 3x1x1 cm was detected on the dorsal vaginal wall. In vaginal cytology, the presence of TVT cells were determined. During ultrasonographic evaluation a mass was detected caudal to the left kidney with irregular margins. The dimension of the mass after ovariohysterectomy was found to be 9 x 11 cms. Because it was necessary to investigate the possibility of metastasis and to make comparison, the vaginal mass was also removed and sent for histopathological examination and both masses were identified as TVT. According to our knowledge this is the first report presenting a case of TVT with solely ovarian metastasis.

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Transmissible veneral tümör (TVT) olguları %5 oranında vücudun farklı bölümlerine metastaz yapmaktadır. Sunulan olguda dişi bir Alman Çoban köpeğinde TVT’nin ovaryuma metastazı ve klinik görünümü anlatılmaktadır. Uzun süreli kanlı vaginal akıntı şikayetiyle getirilen olgunun vaginal duvarınının dorsalinde 3x1x1 cm çapında kitle belirlendi. Vaginal sitolojide TVT hücreleri görüldü. Ultrasonografik muayenede sol böbreğin kaudalinde, kenarları düzensiz bir kitle tespit edildi. Ovaryohisterektomi sonrası ölçümlerde kitlenin 9x11 cm boyutlarında olduğu belirlendi. Kitlenin metastaz sonucu şekillenme ihtimali nedeniyle, her iki kitlenin karşılaştırılması amacıyla, vaginal kitle de alınarak histopatolojik değerlendirmeye gönderildi. Değerlendirme sonucunda her iki kitlenin de TVT olduğu belirlendi. Yaptığımız araştırma sonucuna göre, sunulan olgu TVT’nin sadece ovaryuma metastaz yaptığı ilk olgu olma özelliğindedir.

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BİNLİ, F., AY, S., SARAL, G., ÜRKMEZ, S. S., KARACA, E., AHMED, I., FINDIK, M. (2021). Ovarian Metastatic Transmissible Venereal Tumour in a Dog – a case report and review. Animal Health Production and Hygiene, Cilt: 10 - Sayı: 1, 27–32. https://ajindex.com/articles/733943

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