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Hematological and biochemical profiles of canine CD45
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Abstract
backgroundCanine multicentric lymphomas are lymphoproliferative malignancies that have increased in recent decades. The patient's treatment and prognosis are determined by the grade, histological type, and lymphoma immunophenotyping.
aimTo investigate the paraclinical signs and survival time in canines with different lymphoma immunophenotypes.
methodsOver 2 and a half years, 47 untreated dogs were diagnosed with multicentric lymphoma at the Veterinary School Hospital of Uruguay. The disease was clinically and cytologically diagnosed, and immunophenotyping was determined by flow cytometry. After the immunophenotyping, most of the patients were grouped into the following: B (LB), T aggressive (LTCD45
resultsOf all canine lymphomas, 55.3% were B, 31.9% were LTCD45
conclusionSurvival time and hematological and biochemical patterns differed among canine lymphomas immunophenotypes. Patients of LTCD45
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