Mila – Vaginal tumor removal and chemotherapy
Patient Details
Name: Mila
Breed: Beagle
Age: 1 year
Diagnosis: Transmissible venereal tumor
Treatment: Surgery(Episiotomy), Chemotherapy
Prognosis: Good
Doctor: Dr. Luchkova / Dr. Radeva
Mila visited our clinic for a second opinion following persistent bleeding from the vulva and anus. During the examination, we identified a tumor-like growth that would not stop bleeding without surgical intervention. The tumor was surgically removed and sent for histopathological analysis, which confirmed our suspicion of a transmissible venereal tumor.
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After surgery:
A long course of chemotherapy is required to completely eliminate these tumors.
Mila underwent six chemotherapy sessions at the clinic, following a protocol individually tailored by Dr. Luchkova. After the chemotherapy course, we performed a follow-up vaginoscopy, which confirmed the eradication of the tumor mass.
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