Nick D. Jeffery
Abstract
ABSTRACT The cause of spinal pain and paresis in a 10‐year‐old great dane dog was found to be an epidural haemangiosarcoma. The tumour was surgically removed and adjunctive treatment with doxorubicin given. The dog survived in remission of its clinical signs for 11 months.
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ABSTRACT The cause of spinal pain and paresis in a 10‐year‐old great dane dog was found to be an epidural haemangiosarcoma. The tumour was surgically removed and adjunctive treatment with doxorubicin given. The dog survived in remission of its clinical signs for 11 months.
Key concepts: Medicine, Paresis, Sarcoma, Surgery, Doxorubicin, Chemotherapy, Pathology