Histological Origin and Anaplastic Behavior of Neoplasms Diagnosed in Canines in Guatemala (2015-2019)

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Andrea Daniela Lemus-Centes
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Jazzel Silvia Zea-Muñoz
Jazzel Silvia Zea-Muñoz
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Mariano Jarquín-Delgado
Mariano Jarquín-Delgado
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The present study sought to statistically relate the histological origin and anaplastic behavior of neoplasms diagnosed in the Pathology Unit of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Zootechnics of the University of San Carlos of Guatemala in the years 2015 to 2019, as well as associate race, age, sex and affected body system. A total of 1,162 canine samples were diagnosed, and a subsample of 289 cases was determined by systematic stratified random sampling of proportional allocation of each year. Regarding histological origin, 44% were epithelial neoplasms, 29% connective and derivatives, 12% other types, 4% endothelial, and 1% nervous. Concerning the anaplastic behavior, 51% of neoplasms were benign and 49% malignant. Likewise, it was determined that the neoplasms affected mostly females, pure breeds, canines of 7-10 years, and affected the integumentary system and soft tissues.

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Andrea Daniela Lemus-Centes. 2026. \u201cHistological Origin and Anaplastic Behavior of Neoplasms Diagnosed in Canines in Guatemala (2015-2019)\u201d. Global Journal of Medical Research - G: Veterinary Science & Medicine GJMR-G Volume 22 (GJMR Volume 22 Issue G1): .

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The present study sought to statistically relate the histological origin and anaplastic behavior of neoplasms diagnosed in the Pathology Unit of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Zootechnics of the University of San Carlos of Guatemala in the years 2015 to 2019, as well as associate race, age, sex and affected body system. A total of 1,162 canine samples were diagnosed, and a subsample of 289 cases was determined by systematic stratified random sampling of proportional allocation of each year. Regarding histological origin, 44% were epithelial neoplasms, 29% connective and derivatives, 12% other types, 4% endothelial, and 1% nervous. Concerning the anaplastic behavior, 51% of neoplasms were benign and 49% malignant. Likewise, it was determined that the neoplasms affected mostly females, pure breeds, canines of 7-10 years, and affected the integumentary system and soft tissues.

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