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963.e2 Testicular Tumors
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TESTICULAR TUMORS Sagittally sectioned canine testis contains three discrete, slightly bulging, pale tan
to red nodules characteristic of Leydig (interstitial) cell tumors. These tumors are soft when palpated. (Courtesy
Dr. Barry Cooper.)
ADDITIONAL SUGGESTED RELATED CLIENT EDUCATION
READINGS SHEETS
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Nødtvedt A, et al: Breed differences in the proportional
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