Diseases of Aquatic Organisms · 1989 · 18 citations · 8 references
MedicineOncologyPathologyIchthyologyMetastasisNeoplasiaFish Disease DiagnosisFish Disease EtiologyFish HistopathologyLymphoid Tissue PathologyLymphoid TumorsNeoplastic Diseases Of FishFish TumorsLymphoma In WildlifeMalignant Fish NeoplasmsMetastatic NeoplasiaSpecies-specific Gross LesionsVascular Invasion Assessment
Six adult Japanese medaka Oryzias latipes were diagnosed with lymphoma, over a 6 mo period, frorn a control population of broodstock fish. Tumors were equally split among males and females, and presented as e~ther grossly visible cranial masses, unilateral exophthalmos, or with n o gross lesions. Tumors were classified as renal, thymic, or chssemmated based on histologic distribution and the extent of neoplast~c infiltrate. Metastatic lesions were found in all 6 fish and occurred via both direct extension and vascular invasion. The etiology of the tumors has not been determined.
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Tumors of fishes, amphibians, and reptiles.
Hans G. Schlumberger, Balduin Lucké · PubMed · 1948 · 170 citations · Full text
Type C virus in lymphosarcoma in northern pike (Esox lucius)
Takis S. Papas, John E. Dahlberg, Ronald A. Sonstegard · Nature · 1976 · 106 citations