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==Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC)==
==Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC)==
In a survey of dogs with oropharyngeal tumors, [[Squamous Cell Carcinoma|SCC]] was the second most frequently diagnosed oral tumor (24.5 %), and sites of involvement included gingiva, tonsil, oral mucosa, lip and palate. In two surveys of oropharyngeal tumors in cats the most frequently diagnosed tumor was SCC, representing 61–64% of the oral tumors.
In a survey of dogs with oropharyngeal tumors, [[Squamous Cell Carcinoma|SCC]] was the second most frequently diagnosed oral tumor (24.5 %), and sites of involvement included gingiva, tonsil, oral mucosa, lip and palate. In two surveys of oropharyngeal tumors in cats the most frequently diagnosed tumor was SCC, representing 61–64% of the oral tumors.
Adenomas and carcinomas.
Adenomas and carcinomas.
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[[Category:Oral Proliferations]]
[[Category:Oral Proliferations]]
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