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           Canine acute myeloid leukemia (Continued)  Canine lymphoma (Continued)  Canine mammary hyperplasia and dysplasia,
              history and clinical signs, 736   extranodal, treatment of, 710–711  Canine mast cell tumor
                                                                                      608
                                                  alimentary lymphoma, 710
              myelodysplastic syndrome, 735–736
  VetBooks.ir  myelofibrosis, 735                 cutaneous lymphoma, 710–711       biology of, 382
              prognosis, 739
                                                                                    clinical trial for masitinib and, 393
                                                  primary central nervous system
              treatment, 738–739                      lymphoma, 710                 diagnostic steps for, 388f
            pathology and natural behavior,     history and clinical signs, 693–696, 693b,   diagnostic techniques/workup for, 387–389
                731–732, 731f                       694f–695f                       etiology of, 382–383
           Canine adrenocortical tumors, 572–573  lymphocytic leukemias and, 688–715  generation of, 382
           Canine anterior uveal melanomas, 678–679  lymphocytic leukemia, 712–715  genetic changes causing, 383
            clinical signs of, 679                lymphoma, 688–711                 histologic classification of, 385t
            diagnostic techniques and workup    prognosis, 711, 712t–713t, 713f     histologic grading for, 384
                for, 679                          indolent lymphomas, 711             incidence of, 385t
            history of, 679                     reinduction and rescue chemotherapy,   survival time after surgery, 386t
            incidence of, 678                       707–709, 707t–709t              history and clinical signs of, 383–384
            natural behavior of, 678–679        strategies to enhance effectiveness of   incidence of, 382–383
            pathology of, 678–679, 679f             therapy in, 709                 lymph node aspirate from, 388f
            prognosis for, 679                  treatment approaches using immunologic   markers of proliferation for, 385–386
            risk factors for, 678                   or biologic agents, 709–710     molecular abnormalities in, 383
            therapy for, 679                      adaptive immunotherapy approaches, 709  prognosis of, 387
           Canine bone marrow-derived mast cells   antitumor vaccine approaches, 709  prognostic factors for, 384–387, 385t
              (cBMMCs), 382                       monoclonal antibody approaches, 709  risk factors of, 382–383
           Canine insulinomas, 582–583            radiation therapy, 710            signs of, 383–384
           Canine juvenile histiocytomas, 675     surgery, 709–710                  sites for, 383
           Canine lymphocytic leukemia, 712–715  treatment of multicentric lymphoma,   staging for, 387, 387t
            acute, treatment of, 715                702–707                         treatment of, 389–393, 390f
            chronic, treatment of, 715            case for treating T-cell lymphoma   chemotherapy, 391
            diagnostics and clinical staging, 714     differently, 706                combination therapy with KIT
            history and clinical signs, 714       evaluation of treatment response,       inhibitors, 393
            incidence, risk factors, and etiology,    706–707                         high-grade/aggressive, 391f
                712–713                           induction in treatment-naïve patients,   for low/intermediate grade, 389
            pathology and classification, 713, 714f   705–706, 705b                   reexcision of, 390f
            prognosis, 715                        multidrug combination protocols,    response to, 392t
           Canine lymphoma, 688–711, 689b             702–705, 703t, 704f             surgical excision of, 389
            classification and pathology, 689–693, 690f  overall chemotherapy recommendations   Canine orbital meningiomas, 683
              atypical anatomic forms of lymphoma,    for multicentric lymphoma, 705  Canine orbital rhabdomyosarcomas (COR),
                  690–691                         single-agent chemotherapy with known   683
              histologic classification systems,      activity for dogs with lymphoma,   Canine osteosarcoma, 524–553
                  691–693, 691f, 692t                 705                           in appendicular skeleton, 524
            clinical staging, 701–702          Canine malignant melanoma, immunization   in axial skeleton, 524
              bone marrow evaluation, 701         against, 239–240                  bone surface, 550, 550f
              imaging, 701–702, 701f–702f      Canine mammary cancer, 17–18         comparative aspects of, 549–550, 549t
            diagnostics, 696–701, 696t         Canine mammary gland tumor           diagnostic techniques and workup for,
              clonality assays, 699–700         assessment of, 607–608                  528–531
              complete blood count, biochemical   breed and genetic susceptibility for, 605  etiology of, 524–527
                  profile, and urinalysis, 696–697  classification systems of, 608    additional pathways in, 527
              histologic and cytologic evaluation of   clinical implications of, 605–606  epidermal growth factor in, 526
                  extranodal sites, 697–698     development of, 605–606               genetic factors for, 525–526
              histologic and cytologic evaluation of   diagnosis of, 607–608          Hedgehog and Notch in, 526–527
                  lymph nodes, 697, 698f–699f   growth factors and, 605–606           insulin-like growth factor in, 526
              immunotyping, 698–699, 700t       history and clinical signs of, 607, 607f  mammalian target of rapamycin in, 526
              molecular diagnostic techniques, 698  hormone receptors and, 606–607    molecular factors for, 526–527
              other immunohistochemical and     hormones and, 605–606                 physical factors for, 524–525
                  immunocytochemical assessments,   prognostic factors for            tyrosine protein kinase MET in, 526
                  700                             lymph nodes, 611                  gross metastatic disease, treating, 546
              physical examination, 696           tumor size, 610–611                 aerosol drug delivery for, 546–547
              proteomics and serum biomarkers, 701  risk factors for, 604–605         antitumor immunity, augmentation of,
            etiology, 688–689                   staging of, 607–608, 607f, 608t           547
              environmental factors, 689          TNM system for, 608                 chemotherapy and receptor tyrosine
              genetic and molecular factors, 688  surgical treatment for, 611–613, 612f–613f  kinase inhibitors for, 546
              immunologic factors, 689          WHO staging system for, 611           investigational therapies for, 546–547
              infectious factors, 688–689       workup for, 607–608                   surgery for, 546
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