Treatment of congenital atypical haemangiosarcoma in a foal

Bilateral congenital ocular defects in a foal.

Suspected Congenital Centronuclear Myopathy in an Arabian‐cross Foal

A 6-week-old, Arabian-cross male foal was referred to the Veterinary Teaching Hospital at the Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine for a 1-week history of progressive weakness and intermittent right thoracic limb lameness. The foal had a normal birth, was healthy, had been active, and had not exhibited any abnormalities of gait before presentation. The current owner had acqu...

A case of Kaposi's haemangiosarcoma.

In 1872 Kaposi described a dermatological condition which he called 'idiopathic multiple pignent sarcoma '. At the present time it is often known as Kaposi's haemangiosarcoma. Kaposi described it as affecting the skin, and it certainly affects this part most often, but for years it has been known to involve other organs. In 1940, Choisser and Ramsey reviewed the literature and mentioned a total...

Lingual haemangiosarcoma in a crossbred dog

An eight-year-old, male neutered, crossbred dog was presented for investigation of a lingual mass of four months duration. Oral examination revealed a 7 cm × 5 cm soft, fluctuant mass at the caudal aspect of the tongue. Ultrasound examination of the mass demonstrated mixed echogenicity, with cavitations containing hypoechoic and anechoic regions. Lingual haemangiosarcoma was diagnosed on histop...

Atypical congenital haemolytic anaemia.

In recent years there has come to be recognized a group of haemolytic anaemias which are congenital and often familial, but in which the haematological findings are atypical. They cannot be classified with Cooley's anaemia or sickle cell anaemia or congenital spherocytosis. The group is heterogeneous and records of such cases are relatively few. Moreover the condition must be remembered in the ...