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14/10/2009 | Neoplasia (porcine)
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Cutaneous mastocytoma in a pig carcass.

Skin samples were submitted from a mixed breed, 6 months old pig carcass. The lesions consisted of pale pinkish protruding nodules scattered throughout the skin.

The differential diagnosis included a neoplasia firstly, but there were also other less likely options such as Pityriasis rosea, Erysipelas or PDNS which had to be considered.

Histopathological examination revealed that it was a malignant process: a cutaneous mastocytoma. It is a disease that is rarely diagnosed in swine.

Nodular widespread skin lesions.

Nodular widespread skin lesions.



1 comment(s)


  1. SESC
    06/09/2012

    Aquest cas va donar lloc a una publicació científica:
    Este caso dió lugar a una publicación científica:
    This case was published in a apeer reviewed journal:

    http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22362806

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