| dc.description.abstract | A comprehensive literature review provided a foundation by outlining the origins,
classifications, and characteristics of bone tumours. Special focus was placed on
osteosarcomas, including their aggressive nature and treatment challenges. Motivated by
the early personal loss of Frida, my 3.9-year-old dog, who died due to osteosarcoma, the
research underscores the relevance of comprehensive histopathological evaluations in
distinguishing bone tumours and formulates treatment strategies. The study also ventured
into etiological discussions, highlighting genetic factors and the potential impact of
implants on sarcoma development. Moreover, it provided a critical comparison between
canine and human osteosarcomas, emphasizing the potential for cross-species learning. | en_US |
