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Case Number : Case 2052 - 18 April 2018 Posted By: Dr. Hafeez Diwan

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7 year-old dog with biopsy of tumor on left ear. Clinical impression: SCC, KA.

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How old is a 7-yeat-old dog in human age? Looks like an atypical plasma cell proliferation in my eyes. I guess it' s probably cheaper to show the lesion to a veterinarian pathologist than a pathologist in the usa who would do tons of immunostains to figure it out what the cells are and still do not know what the disease is. Actually the vetenerian probably knows what it is clinically ( at least based on my experience with my own dogs).

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Anil Patki

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A 7-year- old dog is as old as a 50-yr-old man.

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Anil, Thanks.

I think my daughter once told me that one dog year is equal to 7 human years. Now I got the confirmation.

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Dr. Hafeez Diwan

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This was a difficult case for me given that I have no experience with veterinary dermatopathology.  I was thinking these were plasma cells initially, but they didn't mark like plasma cells.  They were positive for CD117, so my colleagues and I were thinking of a mastocytoma.  However, this case was reviewed by a verterinary pathologist who considered this to be a cutaneous histiocyoma.

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yes my dog get the same thing. Usually it grows really fast and just goes away by itself. I think that was my vet told me.

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