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Retrospective evaluation of canine primary, multicentric, and metastatic intraocular neoplasia.

Emily M KriegerStephanie A PumphreyCarrie A WoodPamela J MouserNicholas A RobinsonFederica Maggio
Published in: Veterinary ophthalmology (2022)
The majority of intraocular tumors in dogs arise from the ocular tissues. However, the eye may also be involved in patients with multicentric neoplasia, and, less commonly, as a site for metastatic disease. Ocular screening for patients with multicentric neoplasia should be considered during staging, and ocular signs should be viewed with suspicion in dogs with neoplasia in other sites.
Keyphrases
  • high grade
  • squamous cell carcinoma
  • small cell lung cancer
  • optic nerve
  • gene expression
  • cross sectional
  • cataract surgery