Lymphoma

SF992

2004-048028

1-893441-92-X

Lymphoma in dogs and cats.

Morrison, Wallace B.

Teton NewMedia, [c]2005

124 p.

$45.00 (pa)

Lymphoma in dogs and cats is common and usually treatable, but there are significant differences in their cause, clinical presentation and response to treatment. For dogs and cats with non-cutaneous lymphoma Morrison describes the etiology, histologic classification, AgNOR assessment, clinical features, laboratory findings, paraneoplastic syndromes, diagnosis and staging, evaluating treatment protocols, chemotherapy options (and their complications), chemotherapy combined with radiation therapy, nutrition therapy, and rescue therapy. For non-cutaneous lymphoma, he describes clinical features, diagnosis and staging, and treatment and prognosis. Morrison includes comprehensive references.

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