Uterine lymphoma is rare in the dog, in other animal species, and in humans. The lymphoma in the two female dogs presented as a primary tumour of uterine tissue and was classified as diffuse centroblastic B cell lymphoma. Terminally, the uterine lymphoma metastasized to various organs in one of the dogs, despite chemotherapy. This case study describes a very rare form of canine lymphoma and suggests to include lymphoma in the differential diagnoses in bitches with uterine masses.
This case study discusses oncological management of a patient with Primary Mediastinal B-cell Lymphoma focusing on radiotherapy treatment. Secondary objective of this study is to find out how management of PMBL has evolved since 2006
Spontaneous Regression of Hepatic Diffuse Large B-cell Lymphoma in HIV and HCV Positive Patient: A Novel Case Study