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Nasal adenocarcinoma in a 12 year old mixed breed dog

Erin A. Fagan

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A 12 year old female spayed mixed breed dog was treated at the Cornell University Hospital for Animals for a nasal carcinoma. Due to advanced local disease including invasion of the orbit, cribriform plate, and hard palate, a course of palliative radiation therapy was pursued. The patient experienced acute radiation side effects, necessitating additional hospitalization. The patient returned regularly for follow-up appointments, and eight months after her last radiation treatment, the patient passed away.

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A 12 year old female spayed mixed breed dog was treated at the Cornell University Hospital for Animals for a nasal carcinoma. Due to advanced local disease including invasion of the orbit, cribriform plate, and hard palate, a course of palliative radiation therapy was pursued. The patient experienced acute radiation side effects, necessitating additional hospitalization. The patient returned regularly for follow-up appointments, and eight months after her last radiation treatment, the patient passed away.

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A 12 year old female spayed mixed breed dog was treated at the Cornell University Hospital for Animals for a nasal carcinoma. Due to advanced local disease including invasion of the orbit, cribriform plate, and hard palate, a course of palliative radiation therapy was pursued. The patient experienced acute radiation side effects, necessitating additional hospitalization. The patient returned regularly for follow-up appointments, and eight months after her last radiation treatment, the patient passed away.

Key concepts: Adenocarcinoma, Breed, Medicine, Animal science, Cancer, Internal medicine, Biology

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