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2. Adrenal tumors treated by adrenalectomy following spontaneous rupture carry an overall favorable prognosis: retrospective evaluation of outcomes in 59 dogs and 3 cats (2000–2021)

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Traverson, Marine, primary, Zheng, Junxian, additional, Tremolada, Giovanni, additional, Chen, Carolyn L., additional, Cray, Megan, additional, Culp, William T. N., additional, Gibson, Erin A., additional, Oblak, Michelle L., additional, Dickerson, Vanna M., additional, Lopez, Daniel J., additional, Maxwell, Elizabeth A., additional, Ansellem, Pierre, additional, Skinner, Owen T., additional, and Selmic, Laura E., additional

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2023
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3. Surgical and oncologic outcomes in dogs with malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumours arising from the brachial or lumbosacral plexus

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Stokes, Rebecca, primary, Wustefeld‐Janssens, Brandan G., additional, Hinson, Whitney, additional, Wiener, Dominique J., additional, Hollenbeck, Danielle, additional, Bertran, Judith, additional, Mickelson, Megan, additional, Chen, Carolyn L., additional, Selmic, Laura, additional, Aly, Ali, additional, and Hayes, Galina, additional

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2023
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8. Optical coherence tomography for surgical margin evaluation of excised canine cutaneous and subcutaneous tumours

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Cheng, Edward, primary, Jennings, Ryan N., additional, Chen, Carolyn L., additional, Biggo, Morgan R., additional, Erickson, Andrea K., additional, Dornbusch, Josephine A., additional, Linn, Sarah C., additional, Lapsley, Janis, additional, Alva, Bianca M., additional, Lorbach, Joshua N., additional, Premanandan, Christopher, additional, and Selmic, Laura E., additional

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2022
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10. Case Report: Use of PET/CT to Guide Treatment in a Cat With Presentation Consistent With Hodgkin's-Like Lymphoma

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Chen, Carolyn L., primary, Cook, Matthew R., additional, Brown, Megan E., additional, Lumbrezer-Johnson, Sarah, additional, Hostnik, Eric T., additional, Lapsley, Janis M., additional, Lerche, Phillip, additional, Wavreille, Vincent A., additional, Menendez, Maria I., additional, Knopp, Michael V., additional, Linn, Sarah C., additional, Premanandan, Christopher, additional, and Selmic, Laura E., additional

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2021
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11. Minimal complications observed with a modified surgical approach for treatment of canine anal sac neoplasia.

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Chen, Carolyn L., Lapsley, Janis M., and Selmic, Laura E.

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*APOCRINE glands, *TUMORS, *CARCINOSARCOMAS, *SURGICAL complications, *SERVICE animals, *DISEASE relapse, *CANIDAE, *DOGS
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OBJECTIVE: To describe a modified approach to closed anal sacculectomy and report the short-term outcomes of dogs that underwent the procedure for treatment of neoplasia. ANIMALS: 16 client-owned dogs. PROCEDURES: Medical records of I referral hospital were reviewed to identify dogs that underwent modified closed anal sacculectomy for treatment of anal sac neoplasia between January 2018 and September 2020. Data collected included signalment, examination and diagnostic imaging findings, surgical details, intraoperative and postoperative complications, cytologic and histologic findings, adjuvant treatments, duration of follow-up, and short-term outcome. RESULTS: 15 dogs had apocrine gland anal sac adenocarcinoma, and I had a collision tumor. No dogs had intraoperative complications; 1 dog had a minor postoperative complication (paraparesis) that resolved. The median duration of postoperative follow-up was 286 days (range, 67 to 777 days). One dog had confirmed local disease recurrence 290 days after surgery, and I had suspected local disease recurrence 203 days after surgery and was euthanized because of systemic disease progression. CONCLUSIONS AND CLINICAL RELEVANCE: The modified closed anal sacculectomy was well tolerated in this sample of dogs, with minimal short-term complications. This study provided evidence to justify evaluation of the procedure in a larger number of dogs and assessment of the effects of procedural modifications on postoperative complication rates and time to local recurrence. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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