Perianal neuroendocrine tumor with suspected lymph node metastasis causing colonic compression and subsequent megacolon

Scott D. Joudrey; Duane A. Robinson; Robert Blair; Leslie D. McLaughlin; Lorrie Gaschen

Perianal neuroendocrine tumor with suspected lymph node metastasis causing colonic compression and subsequent megacolon

Scott D. Joudrey, Duane A. Robinson, Robert Blair, Leslie D. McLaughlin, Lorrie Gaschen

Surgical and Radiological Sciences

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Abstract

An 8-year-old spayed female domestic shorthair cat was presented with a 4-to 5-month history of a progressively growing mass above her anus and an inability to defecate for 3' to 4 wk. External perianal and internal regional masses were subsequently identified and diagnosed as tumors of neuroendocrine origin through surgical excision and histopathologic evaluation. The cat was treated with 2 courses of chemotherapy and radiation therapy.

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	240-244
Number of pages	5
Journal	Canadian Veterinary Journal
Volume	56
Issue number	3
State	Published - Mar 1 2015

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Perianal neuroendocrine tumor with suspected lymph node metastasis causing colonic compression and subsequent megacolon

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