Objective To determine the characteristics of and prognosis for ocular and periocular
hemangiosarcoma in horses. Animal studied Six horses treated for ocular or periocular …

Paraneoplastic manifestations of cancer, probably under‐recognised in equine clinical
practice, are often observed before the underlying primary disease is identified. This review …

Objective—To evaluate clinical findings, underlying causes, and short-term outcome
associated with hemoperitoneum in horses. Design—Retrospective case series. Animals …

Equine respiratory disease is the second most common disorder that limits performance in
horses, ranked only behind musculoskeletal disease in importance. 1, 2 Specifically, the …

Cardiac hemangiosarcoma, especially primary, is infrequently reported in the horse and
remains a diagnostic challenge because of vague clinical signs and difficulty to reach an …

The diagnosis of thoracic neoplasia in the horse can be difficult due to the nonspecific
nature of the clinical signs and their overlap with other pulmonary diseases. Haematological …

Neoplasms arising from vascular endothelial cells include benign haemangioma and
malignant haemangiosarcoma, both of which are rare in the horse. Haemangiosarcoma can …

Mast cell tumors (MCT) are uncommon equine cutaneous tumors. The vast majority are
benign and carry a good prognosis, although some cause problems because of their …

Haemangiosarcoma is an uncommon neoplasm in horses that is rarely diagnosed
antemortem. A 27‐year‐old Hanoverian gelding was presented to the Michigan State …

The diagnosis of neoplasia in the horse is both simple and extremely challenging,
depending on the type of neoplasm and its location. A small, pigmented nodule around the …