Oncology. Topic-Bile Duct Carcinoma. Topic-Adenocarcinoma, Lung. Topic-Hemangiosarcoma, Spleen and Liver
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1 Topic-Adenocarcinoma, Lung Figure 1. Pulmonary adenocarcinoma. Figure 2. Pulmonary bronchiolar carcinoma. Figure 3. Pulmonary fibrosarcoma. Topic-Adenocarcinoma, Skin (Sweat Gland, Sebaceous) Figure 1. Adenocarcinoma, skin (sweat gland, sebaceous). Figure 2. Adenocarcinoma, skin (sweat gland, sebaceous). Topic-Adenocarcinoma, Thyroid - Dogs Figure 1. Gross specimen of thyroid adenocarcinoma. Figure 2. Thyroid scan, lateral projection, thyroid adenocarcinoma. Figure 3. Thyroid scan, ventrodorsal projection, thyroid adenocarcinoma. Figure 4. DV thoracic radiograph of metastatic pulmonary adenocarcinoma. Topic-Bile Duct Carcinoma Figure 1. Bile duct carcinoma in a cat. Figure 2. Bile duct carcinoma in a dog. Topic-Hemangiosarcoma, Spleen and Liver Figure 1. Hemangiosarcoma of the spleen of a dog. Figure 2. Hemangiosarcoma on the right atrium of a dog heart. Topic-Hepatocellular Adenoma Figure 1. Hepatocellular adenoma in a dog. Figure 2. Hepatocellular adenoma in a dog. Topic-Interstitial Cell Tumor, Testicle Figure 1. Interstitial cell tumor of a testicle of a dog. Figure 2. Interstitial cell tumor of a testicle in cross section. Topic-Lymphomatoid Granulomatosis Figure 1. Ultrasound image of a kidney from a cat with lymphoma. Figure 2. Radiograph from a cat with renal lymphoma.
2 Figure 3. Kidney from a cat with renal lymphoma. Figure 4. Radiograph from a cat with mediastinal lymphoma. Figure 5. Cat heart heavily infiltrated by lymphoma. Topic-Mammary Gland Tumors - Dogs Figure 1. Metastatic mammary tumor to the lung. Figure 2. Mammary tumor in a dog. Figure 3. Mammary adenocarcinoma in a dog. Figure 4. Inflammatory mammary tumor in a dog. Topic-Mast Cell Tumors Figure 1. Inguinal mast cell tumor dog. Figure 2. Mast cell tumor dog. Figure 3. Mast cell tumor in dog, on side. Figure 4. Multicentric mast cell tumor dog. Topic-Melanocytic Tumors, Skin and Digit Figure 1. Malignant melanoma on the digit of a dog. Topic-Mesothelioma Figure 1. Cytology obtained by thoracocentesis from a dog with mesothelioma. Figure 2. Radiograph of a thorax of a dog with mesothelioma. Topic-Ovarian Tumors Figure 1. Ovarian papillary cystadencarcinoma from a dog. Topic-Sertoli Cell Tumor Figure 1. Hypoadrenocorticism in Cats Microcardia and Decreased Lung Perfusion Figure 2. Feminizing changes and alopecia in a dog with Sertoli cell tumor. Figure 3. Same dog as in previous figure but after castration for Sertoli tumor treatment. Topic-Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Gingiva Figure 1. Squamous cell carcinoma of the oral cavity. Figure 2. Gingival squamous cell carcinoma in a cat. Topic-Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Skin Figure 1. Ulcerative lesions typical of squamous cell carcinoma
3 Topic-Adenocarcinoma, Lung Figure 1. Pulmonary adenocarcinoma.
4 Topic-Adenocarcinoma, Lung Figure 2. Pulmonary bronchiolar carcinoma.
5 Topic-Adenocarcinoma, Lung Figure 3. Pulmonary fibrosarcoma.
6 Topic-Adenocarcinoma, Skin (Sweat Gland, Sebaceous) Figure 1. Adenocarcinoma, skin (sweat gland, sebaceous).
7 Topic-Adenocarcinoma, Skin (Sweat Gland, Sebaceous) Figure 2. Adenocarcinoma, skin (sweat gland, sebaceous).
8 Topic-Adenocarcinoma, Thyroid - Dogs Figure 1. Gross specimen of thyroid adenocarcinoma.
9 Topic-Adenocarcinoma, Thyroid - Dogs Figure 2. Thyroid scan, lateral projection, thyroid adenocarcinoma.
10 Topic-Adenocarcinoma, Thyroid - Dogs Figure 3. Thyroid scan, ventrodorsal projection, thyroid adenocarcinoma.
11 Topic-Adenocarcinoma, Thyroid - Dogs Figure 4. DV thoracic radiograph of metastatic pulmonary adenocarcinoma.
12 Topic-Bile Duct Carcinoma Figure 1. Bile duct carcinoma in a cat.
13 Topic-Bile Duct Carcinoma Figure 2. Bile duct carcinoma in a dog.
14 Topic-Hemangiosarcoma, Spleen and Liver Figure 1. Hemangiosarcoma of the spleen of a dog.
15 Topic-Hemangiosarcoma, Spleen and Liver Figure 2. Hemangiosarcoma on the right atrium of a dog heart.
16 Topic-Hepatocellular Adenoma Figure 1. Hepatocellular adenoma in a dog.
17 Topic-Hepatocellular Adenoma Figure 2. Hepatocellular adenoma in a dog.
18 Topic-Interstitial Cell Tumor, Testicle Figure 1. Interstitial cell tumor of a testicle of a dog.
19 Topic-Interstitial Cell Tumor, Testicle Figure 2. Interstitial cell tumor of a testicle in cross section.
20 Topic-Lymphomatoid Granulomatosis Figure 1. Ultrasound image of a kidney from a cat with lymphoma.
21 Topic-Lymphomatoid Granulomatosis Figure 2. Radiograph from a cat with renal lymphoma.
22 Topic-Lymphomatoid Granulomatosis Figure 3. Kidney from a cat with renal lymphoma.
23 Topic-Lymphomatoid Granulomatosis Figure 4. Radiograph from a cat with mediastinal lymphoma.
24 Topic-Lymphomatoid Granulomatosis Figure 5. Cat heart heavily infiltrated by lymphoma.
25 Topic-Mammary Gland Tumors - Dogs Figure 1. Metastatic mammary tumor to the lung.
26 Topic-Mammary Gland Tumors - Dogs Figure 2. Mammary tumor in a dog.
27 Topic-Mammary Gland Tumors - Dogs Figure 3. Mammary adenocarcinoma in a dog.
28 Topic-Mammary Gland Tumors - Dogs Figure 4. Inflammatory mammary tumor in a dog.
29 Topic-Mast Cell Tumors Figure 1. Inguinal mast cell tumor dog.
30 Topic-Mast Cell Tumors Figure 2. Mast cell tumor dog.
31 Topic-Mast Cell Tumors Figure 3. Mast cell tumor in dog, on side.
32 Topic-Mast Cell Tumors Figure 4. Multicentric mast cell tumor dog.
33 Topic-Melanocytic Tumors, Skin and Digit Figure 1. Malignant melanoma on the digit of a dog.
34 Topic-Mesothelioma Figure 1. Cytology obtained by thoracocentesis from a dog with mesothelioma.
35 Topic-Mesothelioma Figure 2. Radiograph of a thorax of a dog with mesothelioma.
36 Topic-Ovarian Tumors Figure 1. Ovarian papillary cystadencarcinoma from a dog.
37 Topic-Sertoli Cell Tumor Figure 1. Hypoadrenocorticism in Cats Microcardia and Decreased Lung Perfusion
38 Topic-Sertoli Cell Tumor Figure 2. Feminizing changes and alopecia in a dog with Sertoli cell tumor.
39 Topic-Sertoli Cell Tumor Figure 3. Same dog as in previous figure but after castration for Sertoli tumor treatment.
40 Topic-Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Gingiva Figure 1. Squamous cell carcinoma of the oral cavity.
41 Topic-Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Gingiva Figure 2. Gingival squamous cell carcinoma in a cat.
42 Topic-Squamous Cell Carcinoma, Skin Figure 1. Ulcerative lesions typical of squamous cell carcinoma
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