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| Who more commonly gets bone neoplasia- dogs or cats |
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osteosarcoma in skull:
In mandible it is (Productive/destructive)
In cranium it is (Productive/destructive) |
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Mandible: Destructive
Cranium: Productive |
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| Can multilobar tumors of bone in the skull met? |
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| What do multilobar tumors of bone look like on radiograph? |
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| Area on skull where a multilobar tumor of bone normally grows |
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| Occipital, Temporla, Zygomatic arch |
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| There is a bony lesion on the mandible that is smooth very opaque and with a short transition zone- what kind of neoplasia might it be? |
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| Fist differential for a soft tissue mass in face of kitty |
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| Most common malignant oral neoplasia of dogs |
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| Oral neoplasia is more commonly (malignant/benign) |
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| Periodontal epulides or Canine acanthomatous ameloblastoma can be put into two categories: |
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| soft tissue slow growing or infiltrative |
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| Infiltrative CAA ( Canine acanthomatous ameloblastoma) can look like this other type of neoplasia |
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| Periodontal epulides or Canine acanthomatous ameloblastoma originates from the |
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| Normal ameloblastomas originate from the: |
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| This neoplasia is seen in dogs less than one year of age and has a very specific appearance on radiographs: "soap bubble lesions" |
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| These oral neoplasia look like little teeth |
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| Odontoma originate from the: |
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