Summary Background: Angiofibroma is an uncommon benign mixed mesenchymal tumour occurring mainly in the genital region of human beings. In dogs angiofibroma reported in the frontal sinus, nasal cavity, and skin. Objectives: ...

SUMMARY In the present literature review, the author summarised the non-neoplastic and neoplastic postoperative complications, symptoms of the abdominal retained surgical sponges in human patients, and dogs. Abdominal ...

SUMMARY Background: Granulosa cell type tumours are the most common tumour in the equine ovary. They are usually benign and unilateral. They are often associated with the cessation of the normal oestrous cycle in ...

SUMMARY Background: Angioosteoma is a benign combinatory mixed tumour, characterized by benign vascular and osseous lesions. Since then, there have been only 4 additional human cutaneous cases reported. Objectives: The ...

SUMMARY Background: Prolapse of the third eyelid gland is the most common primary disorder of the canine nictitating membrane. Objectives: The aim of the present histopathological, immunohistochemical study was to ...

SUMMARY Background: Feline tracheal tumours are infrequently reported. In veterinary litera ture only a few case reports are published: tracheal squamous cell carcinoma, -lym phoma, -adenocarcinoma, and tracheobronchial ...

SUMMARY Background: Spirocerca lupi is a spirurid nematode of carnivores, particularly Canidae, of worldwide distribution. Objectives: The aim of the present clinicopathological study was to describe pathological, ...

SUMMARY Background: A mixed tumour is a tumour derived from more than one type of tissue. Objectives: The authors report the histopathological and immunohistochemical characterization of a solitary benign compository ...