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Aflatoxicosis In Dogs And Dealing With Suspected Contaminated Commercial Foods-Timely Topics In Nutrition, K A. Stenske, J R. Smith, Shelley Newman, L B. Newman
Aflatoxicosis In Dogs And Dealing With Suspected Contaminated Commercial Foods-Timely Topics In Nutrition, K A. Stenske, J R. Smith, Shelley Newman, L B. Newman
Faculty Publications and Other Works -- Biomedical and Diagnostic Sciences
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Evaluation Of Two-Centimeter Lateral Surgical Margin For Excision Of Grade 2 Cutaneous Mast Cell Tumors In Dogs, R P. Fulcher, L L. Ludwig, P J. Bergman, Shelley Newman
Evaluation Of Two-Centimeter Lateral Surgical Margin For Excision Of Grade 2 Cutaneous Mast Cell Tumors In Dogs, R P. Fulcher, L L. Ludwig, P J. Bergman, Shelley Newman
Faculty Publications and Other Works -- Biomedical and Diagnostic Sciences
OBJECTIVE: To evaluate completeness of excision and clinical outcome in dogs with cutaneous mast cell tumors (MCTs) excised with a lateral margin of 2 cm and a deep margin of 1 fascial plane. DESIGN: Prospective study. ANIMALS: 16 client-owned dogs with 1 or more cutaneous MCTs. PROCEDURE: Excision of MCTs was performed with a 2-cm lateral margin and a deep margin of 1 fascial plane. Histologic tumor grading was performed; surgical margins were categorized as complete or incomplete. Follow-up information was obtained via repeat examination of the dogs by veterinarians or client-completed questionnaires. RESULTS: 4 grade I and 19 grade …
Histologic Assessment And Grading Of The Exocrine Pancreas In The Dog, Shelley Newman, J M. Steiner, K Woosley, D A. Williams
Histologic Assessment And Grading Of The Exocrine Pancreas In The Dog, Shelley Newman, J M. Steiner, K Woosley, D A. Williams
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Histologic grading schemes for canine inflammatory conditions are sparse, and in the case of the canine pancreas, have not been previously described. In a previous study, we determined that histologic lesions of the exocrine pancreas occurred much more frequently than gross lesions. The intention of the current study was to develop a histologic grading scheme for nonneoplastic lesions following extensive assessment of the exocrine pancreas from dogs presented for necropsy examination. The parameters of the proposed scheme include neutrophilic inflammation, lymphocytic inflammation, pancreatic necrosis, pancreatic fat necrosis, edema, fibrosis, atrophy, and hyperplastic nodules. In this case series, the most common …
Review Article: Marine Mammal Neoplasia: A Review, Shelley Newman, S A. Smith
Review Article: Marine Mammal Neoplasia: A Review, Shelley Newman, S A. Smith
Faculty Publications and Other Works -- Biomedical and Diagnostic Sciences
A review of the published literature indicates that marine mammal neoplasia includes the types and distributions of tumors seen in domestic species. A routine collection of samples from marine mammal species is hampered, and, hence, the literature is principally composed of reports from early whaling expeditions, captive zoo mammals, and epizootics that affect larger numbers of animals from a specific geographic location. The latter instances are most important, because many of these long-lived, free-ranging marine mammals may act as environmental sentinels for the health of the oceans. Examination of large numbers of mortalities reveals incidental proliferative and neoplastic conditions and, …