
handle: 10174/30829
As neoplasias mamárias constituem as neoplasias mais comuns em cadelas não esterilizadas. Na bibliografia publicada é possível identificar uma relação entre a presença de determinados fatores individuais e o aparecimento destas neoformações. Uma abordagem correta e completa a esta patologia inclui um estadiamento tumoral seguido da elaboração de um plano terapêutico individual e personalizado para cada paciente. A presente dissertação contém uma revisão bibliográfica sobre tumores mamários em cadelas bem como um estudo epidemiológico sobre o tema onde os objetivos principais foram detetar fatores predisponentes para o aparecimento destas neoformações e fazer a caraterização destas massas quanto à localização, tipo histológico, estadiamento tumoral e tratamento escolhido; “Mammary tumours in bitches” Abstract: Mammary tumors are the most common tumors in non-sterilized female dogs. In the published bibliography it is possible to identify a relationship between the presence of certain individual factors and the appearance of these neoformations. A correct and complete approach to this pathology includes a tumor staging followed by the elaboration of an individual and personalized therapeutic plan for each patient. This dissertation contains a literature review on mammary tumors in female dogs as well as an epidemiological study on the topic where the main objectives were to detect predisposing factors for the appearance of this neoformations and characterize them in terms of location, histological type, tumor staging and treatment options.
Tumores mamários, Mammary tumors, Tratamentos, Staging, Epidemiology, Estadiamento, Treatments, Epidemiologia
Tumores mamários, Mammary tumors, Tratamentos, Staging, Epidemiology, Estadiamento, Treatments, Epidemiologia
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