Search Results for Query: osteosarcoma

Hi. I am sorry for what Jack is going through. Is the tumor in his jaw bone? Are they calling it an osteosarcoma? Or a shamus cell carcinoma? Either way, there is not a good prognosis. It, sometimes cats don’t follow rules. Are you working with or seeing an oncologist?

No tumor in the jaw bone, no jaw bone anymore. Luke has squamous cell carcinoma (oral). It grows fast in size but is slow to spread into other types of tumors. other face parts doen't "have a tumor" it's just a plum sized tumor in his face where the other parts should be.

...her to look at the area and noticed that there was a bone-hard lump along her left jawline. Of course, I freaked out. Convinced she had osteosarcoma or squamous cell carcinoma, I rushed her to the ER vet 2 hours away. The vet said it could be an abscess or cancer. They sedated her and did...

...taken from three weeks ago and now. Total erosion of her scapula on the same side as her previous mass. This may be an unrelated osteosarcoma, but I fully believe that this has developed secondary to her initial mass. Heartbroken. If there's anything to learn from this it would be to always...

Osteosarcoma is very rare in cats. Unfortunately Squamus cell carcinoma is more prevalent in oral tumors. Just try to keep him happy as you can for now. Worrying won’t do any good. I know, easier said than done when it comes to not worrying.

...actually started to remove the mass, she's now quite concerned we ARE dealing with oral cancer. She's leaning toward the possibility of osteosarcoma, but we won't have biopsy results back for 1-2 weeks most likely. I'll update again once we have those results back. I'm trying so hard to stay...

...Reconstruction of a mandibular segmental defect with a customized 3-dimensional-printed titanium prosthesis in a cat with a mandibular osteosarcoma - PubMed I contacted the surgeon who did this, but it is still pretty pretty rare. UC Davis is one of the very few (maybe the only one) center...

...Articles Speaking from my own personal experience and we've had many, many cats, none of them whether male or female have ever been diagnosed with osteosarcoma, prostate/bladder cancer or any other illness due to spay or neuter. I'm sure other members can weigh in with their thoughts too.

Ok, no dental issues, and she came through the sedation ok. They clipped her claws for me, too! She's a pain to clip. She has an osteosarcoma on the lower part of the left side of her jaw. I looked up treatment - since this type of tumor is generally found on extremities, traditional treatment...

Thanks for sharing. I'm just curious, since the studies on all of this is severely lacking. I spayed my cat shortly after I got her. But I see people asking this question and then demanding proof all the time.

...is trying to educate. " Jun 13, 2022 · Due to its microscopic structure, FGESF can be misdiagnosed as lymphoblastic B-cell lymphoma, osteosarcoma or sclerosing mast cell carcinoma, so the pathologist must be extremely careful to distinguish this disease from a neoplasm [1]. The prognosis is...

...oral neoplasia treated with radical mandibulectomy - PubMed Reconstruction of a mandibular segmental defect with a customized 3-dimensional-printed titanium prosthesis in a cat with a mandibular osteosarcoma - PubMed I am going crazy trying to find a doctor who is familiar with these...

...however, I can't pretend to know that your vet is thinking about this. I also wonder if an MRI and CT scan would have conclusively shown osteosarcoma if it were present. It sounds as if the doctor is being proactive and is not unable to contact other vets. This was a neuro referral already...

...developed an aggressive tumor on his leg. I had the leg amputated and he is doing great! However, the test came back positive for osteosarcoma and my primary vet said I might consider speaking with an oncologist about further treatment. Was wondering if anyone has had this experience and...

I don't know of any studies to back up those claims in cats, and I have not heard of those things even being an issue caused by spay/neutering for cats. Again though I have read that spaying/neutering dogs, especially large breed dogs, too early can cause those kinds of issues, mostly do to the...

So one argument I've heard against spaying/neutering, and it should be more choice based, is that the spay/neuter can cause problems with " osteosarcoma, prostate and bladder cancer, and more." Is there any studies that can back this up?

...with a cat going thru any type of chemo, but wanted to give you a link to what I could find here on The Cat Site regarding cats with Osteosarcoma, in case any of these cats did go thru chemo. This is just what came up when I did a search: Search Results for Query: osteosarcoma Hoping that...

...moggie called Millie who I've had since I was 10 and is, unquestionably, my best friend. 7 months ago (Feb 21) he was diagnosed with an osteosarcoma growing on his lower jaw. Since then the tumour has grown easily 10x its size and has spread across his jaw, causing premolars and molars on...

...hepatotoxicity. The high TP is persistent. I’ve looked into similar lesions and what I found that came along with matching symptoms were osteosarcoma and cutaneous lymphoma. But her vet said the lesion wasn’t cancerous after a biopsy. For what it’s worth, the Australian doctor doesn’t trust...

...diffuse metabolic bone disease & The radiologist suspects that there may be diffuse disease within his bone' -- would this possibly mean osteosarcoma? Cielo/my cat is current still eating, drinking, being social and urinates/deficates with assistance. I'm loving on him as much as possible as...