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Internal MedicineCase series / Retrospective

Serial fPLI and fTLI monitoring may reveal concurrent pancreatitis or EPI in cats with IRE or LGITL.

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Karra DA, et al. · Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery, Jul 22
OncologyCohort / Prospective

Phenoxybenzamine pretreatment significantly improves 14-day survival and reduces hemodynamic instability in dogs undergoing adrenalectomy for pheochromocytoma.

PaperPretreatment with phenoxybenzamine improves short-term survival and hemodynamic stability in dogs undergoing adrenalectomy for pheochromocytoma.
Wund Z, et al. · Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Jul 17
OncologyCase series / Retrospective

LLMs provide diagnostic support for splenic diseases exceeding novice clinicians but below expert level.

PaperComparative diagnostic performance of large language models and clinicians for splenic diseases in dogs and cats.
İlgün M, et al. · Veterinary Journal, Jul 10
OncologyCohort / Prospective

NIT is safe perioperatively in dogs with MCTs and may reduce tumor size.

PaperNeoadjuvant intralesional triamcinolone is not associated with increased incidence of surgical site complications in dogs with cutaneous and subcutaneous mast cell tumors.
Gruber DR, et al. · Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Jul 8
OncologyCase series / Retrospective

TCO-assisted right divisional hepatectomy safely manages massive HCC with caval involvement in dogs.

PaperTemporary caval occlusion technique during right divisional hepatectomy for massive hepatocellular carcinoma with caudal vena cava compression/involvement in dogs.
Ishigaki K, et al. · Veterinary Surgery, Jul 8
OncologyCase series / Retrospective

miR-34a shows promise as a diagnostic biomarker for distinguishing benign from malignant canine mammary tumours.

PaperAngiogenesis-related microRNAs and signalling pathways in canine mammary tumours.
Abbate JM, et al. · Veterinary Journal, Jul 4
OncologyCase series / Retrospective

Topical MMC adjuvant therapy prevented recurrence of incompletely excised conjunctival melanoma in this dog.

PaperTopical Mitomycin C Chemotherapy After Surgical Resection of Conjunctival Amelanotic Melanoma in a Dog.
Ahn J, et al. · Veterinary Ophthalmology, Jul 1
OphthalmologyCase series / Retrospective

Enucleation may not improve survival in cats with iris hyperpigmentation.

PaperIris Hyperpigmentation in Cats: Progression, Globe Retention and Long-Term Survival.
Gregorio EN, et al. · Veterinary Ophthalmology, Jul 1
OncologyCase series / Retrospective

Laparoscopic typhlectomy is feasible for selected canine cecal lesions with reduced morbidity.

PaperLaparoscopic typhlectomy in a dog with a gastrointestinal stromal tumor.
Poggi E, et al. · Veterinary Surgery, Jun 29
OncologyCase series / Retrospective

Computer-assisted PD-L1 analysis is feasible for canine urothelial carcinoma assessment.

PaperComputer-aided Image Analysis for PDL1 assessment in Canine Urothelial Carcinoma.
Muscatello LV, et al. · Veterinary Journal, Jun 26
DermatologyCase series / Retrospective

FLE appears safe for canine CTCL but lacks statistically significant efficacy as adjunctive therapy.

PaperFluorescent Light Energy (FLE) as an Adjunctive Therapy in Canine Cutaneous Epitheliotropic Lymphoma (CTCL).
Nowell S, et al. · Veterinary Dermatology, Jun 26
OncologyCohort / Prospective

Nutritional status and complete treatment response strongly predict survival in cats with SCC treated with electrochemotherapy.

PaperPrognostic factors in cats with squamous cell carcinoma treated with electrochemotherapy.
Holanda AGA, et al. · Veterinary Journal, Jun 25
OncologyCase series / Retrospective

Limb fillet flaps enable tension-free closure of extensive oncologic defects using amputated limb skin.

PaperClosure of a massive truncal defect post sarcoma resection by using the preserved skin from the amputated forelimb in a cat.
Maskell KA, et al. · Veterinary Surgery, Jun 18
OncologyStudy

Focused ultrasound offers non-invasive, targeted treatment reducing side effects and costs in veterinary oncology and pain management.

PaperFocused Ultrasound in Veterinary Medicine.
Duncan J, et al. · Veterinary Journal, Jun 17
Internal MedicineCase series / Retrospective

Reactive lymphocytosis can mimic lymphoproliferative disease; monitor for spontaneous resolution.

PaperTransient marked reactive lymphocytosis in a puppy suspected to be secondary to recent vaccination.
Ruel J, et al. · Journal of Small Animal Practice, Jun 13
CardiologyCohort / Prospective

Echocardiography should be performed in all cats with chylothorax to identify cardiac disease.

PaperCardiac etiology is the leading cause of feline chylothorax: 35 cases (2006-2022).
Severac L, et al. · Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Jun 12
OncologyStudy

Liquid biopsy is a promising minimally invasive cancer detection tool in veterinary medicine.

PaperLiquid biopsy technologies offer new insights and approaches for canine cancer detection and management.
Robertson J, et al. · Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Jun 10
OncologyCase series / Retrospective

Surgery for feline biliary cystadenomas offers favorable outcomes with low perioperative mortality and acceptable long-term survival.

PaperFavorable short- and long-term outcomes reported for cats following surgical management of biliary cystadenomas.
Bryant R, et al. · Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Jun 10
OncologyCohort / Prospective

Laparoscopic hepatectomy with EHPC is safe and effective for appropriate canine liver masses.

PaperClinical outcomes of laparoscopic hepatectomy using en bloc hilar pedicle control in dogs with hepatic masses.
Ehara I, et al. · Veterinary Surgery, Jun 10
Internal MedicineCohort / Prospective

FeLV drastically reduces cat lifespan; FIV has lesser but significant impact on longevity.

PaperTwenty-year lifetime histories of FIV- and FeLV-infected cats in a sanctuary in the UK indicate an effect of retroviral infection on longevity.
Castillo-Aliaga C, et al. · The Veterinary record, May 30
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