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The removal of the Spindle cell tumour. There is a large deficit due to the importance or removing all of it, to prevent reoccurrence. This should heal rapidly.
So No, not a sarcoid. This is a low-grade mesenchymal spindle cell tumour. A form of peripheral nerve sheath tumour is considered most likely. Sometimes called benign schwannomas, they make up 2-5% of cutaneous neoplasms in the horse. They derive fro
Whats your diagnosis? History of slow growing firm nodular mass, non ulcerated on the sternum of an 8 year old TB. Not freely movable under the skin. Non painful. Answers and treatment options below 👇🏻
Ruptured Peronius tertious. Well done to those that knew this! The pathognomonic test of the flexed stifle and the hock extended is very impressive, although a relatively rare injury, usually due to hyperextension trauma. (Fall at polo in this case)