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Considerations about ocular neoplasia of dogs and cats
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Ocular NeoplasiaOphthalmologyExperimental OphthalmologyVeterinary PathologyHistopathologyVeterinary SciencePathologyClinical SignsSmall Animal Internal MedicineOcular PathologyMedicineOcular TissueFrequent NeoplasmsSecondary Neoplasia
Primary and secondary neoplasia of dogs and cats may assume several different forms. Clinical signs are varied, and are manifest in accordance with the diseased tissue. The present article aims to review clinical and pathophysiologic aspects of frequent neoplasms that affect by the eye and the adnexal ocular structures of dogs and cats.
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Primary corneal papilloma and squamous cell carcinoma associated with pigmentary keratitis in four dogs Michael E. Bernays, D. Duane Flemming, Robert L. Peiffer Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association OphthalmologyPrimary Corneal PapillomaSquamous Cell CarcinomaPigmentary KeratitisPathology | 1999 | 49 |
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