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Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association, 1997
An eight-month-old, female, mixed-breed dog was presented with bilateral hind-limb paralysis that reportedly developed over a two-to-three week period and was not associated with trauma. Plain radiographs of the spinal column were unremarkable, and a myelogram outlined an intramedullary mass of the spinal cord at the first lumbar (L1) vertebra.
N P, Macri, W, Van Alstine, R A, Coolman
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An eight-month-old, female, mixed-breed dog was presented with bilateral hind-limb paralysis that reportedly developed over a two-to-three week period and was not associated with trauma. Plain radiographs of the spinal column were unremarkable, and a myelogram outlined an intramedullary mass of the spinal cord at the first lumbar (L1) vertebra.
N P, Macri, W, Van Alstine, R A, Coolman
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Nephroblastoma in horseshoe kidney
Central African Journal of Medicine, 2002A case of nephroblastoma arising in a horseshoe kidney is reported. Clinically a bilateral nephroblastoma was suspected. Pre-operative diagnosis of horseshoe kidney, once a mass has arisen, may be difficult even with radiological investigation.
Campaini, C., Kubheka, K.R.
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European Journal of Pediatrics, 1979
A benign cystic nephroblastoma in a 6-month-old boy is presented. Erroneous interpretation as malignant nephroblastoma led to unnecessarily aggressive therapy. There is no evidence of recurrence or metastatic disease 12 years after the initial resection.
W, Havers, C, Stambolis
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A benign cystic nephroblastoma in a 6-month-old boy is presented. Erroneous interpretation as malignant nephroblastoma led to unnecessarily aggressive therapy. There is no evidence of recurrence or metastatic disease 12 years after the initial resection.
W, Havers, C, Stambolis
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Triphasic nephroblastoma in a horse
Journal of Comparative Pathology, 1996A large abdominal mass in a 3-year-old filly was discovered clinically and removed and examined after the horse had been humanely killed. Histologically, three different tissue types were noted, occurring in equal amounts: epithelium largely in the form of well-differentiated tubules, multifocally distributed cell-dense foci of blastema, and myxoid to ...
J E, Jardine, J W, Nesbit
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[Genetics of nephroblastoma. I. The heterogeneity of nephroblastoma].
Genetika, 1981The age of disease onset, sex, birth weight and stature were analysed in 150 children suffering from nephroblastoma. The material was compared with its own control group (92 normal children of the same age) and with the population data from literature.
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Fetal Rhabdomyomatous Nephroblastoma
Journal of Urology, 1983A case of fetal rhabdomyomatous nephroblastoma is reported. The neoplasm distended the renal pelvis, resembling a sarcoma botryoides. The patient died postoperatively of pneumonia and an autopsy showed no residual neoplasm.
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[Nephroblastomas (Wilms' tumors) and special variations of nephroblastomas].
Veroffentlichungen aus der Pathologie, 1990The results of the National Wilms' Tumor Study (NWTS) enabled the subdivision of nephroblastomas into subtypes with "favorable and unfavorable histology". Nephroblastomas with "unfavorable histology" could be discriminated by identifying those tumors not responding to therapeutic regimes proven successful for most cases with "favorable histology".
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