犬睾丸精原细胞癌一例的诊疗

介绍了1例老龄犬睾丸精原细胞癌的诊断和手术治疗.通过临床症状检查、B超检查、电解质检测、血常规检查、生化检查和肿瘤组织病理检查,确诊为睾丸精原细胞癌,运用手术方法摘除瘤体后,3个月后回访该犬正常生存,饮食正常,体重增加.     

Case of Bilateral Seminoma in a Trotter Stallion

This report describes a bilateral seminoma in a stallion. After slaughter, histological examination revealed that the tumour consisted predominantly of polyhedral tumour cells with large nuclei, obvious nucleoli and a small border of cytoplasm. The mitotic index was low and Ki67 staining revealed 4% nuclear staining. To our knowledge, this paper is the first using Ki67 staining as a method to evaluate the mitotic rate in a testicular seminoma in the stallion.     

A Case of Nephrolithiasis in the Dog

Abstract— A case of nephrolithiasis in a young boxer bitch is described and the surgical approach outlined.
Résumé— L'auteur décrit un cas de lithiase rénale chez une jeune chienne de race boxer et présente les grandes lignes de la thérapeutique chirurgicale.
Zusammenfassung— Es wird der Fall eines Nierensteinleidens bei einer jungen Boxerhündin beschrieben und ein Abriss des chirurgischen Eingriffs gegeben.     

Case Reports

WHO/OIE Manual on Echinococcosis in Humans and Animals: a public Health Problem of Global Concern. Edited by Eckert J, Gemmell MA, Meslin F‐X and Pawlowski ZS A Field Guide to the Mammals of Australia. Menkhorst P and Knight F     

A Case of Thyroid Poisoning in the Dog

Abstract— A case of Thyroid poisoning by the ingestion by a puppy of 20 grains of Thyroid sicc. and its treatment with barbiturates is described.     

犬剖腹产手术一例

2006年7月8日,沛县城镇朱某的一只8岁京巴母犬,已产5胎,此次怀孕超过预产期4天,已注射缩宫素10 mg无效,犬主要求剖腹产。1临床检查体重约10 kg,体温38·8℃,脉搏110次/分,呼吸35次/分,精神不振,结膜充血,时而努责,触诊腹部胎儿尚有活动,阴户肿胀,阴道有少量胎水,无胎儿肢体排出     

Chemotherapy Versus Chemotherapy Plus Radiotherapy in the Treatment of Tonsillar Squamous Cell Carcinoma in the Dog

The effect of adjuvant chemotherapy and combined chemotherapy and radiotherapy in 22 dogs with advanced canine tonsillar carcinoma (World Health Organization [WHO], T2-3 primary tumor with infiltration into surrounding tissues) was evaluated. There were four treatment groups of at least five dogs each. Combinations of chemotherapeutic drugs reported to have activity against squamous cell carcinoma in humans and dogs (doxorubicin, cisplatin, vinblastine, and cyclophosphamide) were administered after tonsillectomy. Radiation therapy (orthovoltage type, external beam) was combined with chemotherapy in one treatment group. The dogs that had combination radiation therapy and chemotherapy had higher response rates and significantly longer survival times. However, most dogs died of progression of disease.