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Labrador cross with mass on antebrachium (view source)
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question="Luckily, your thoracic radiographs are negative for pulmonary metastatic disease, and there is still no palpably enlarged regional lymph node. You have optimized this patient’s outcome by ensuring frequent rechecks. However, you need to treat the primary tumour. What is the commonest cause of death for dogs with subcutaneous STS?"
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choice2="Uncontrolled or inadequately treated local disease"
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feedback1="'''Incorrect'''. Review STS before retrying.]]>"
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feedback2="Correct."
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question="The clients are prepared for amputation, which your advanced imaging shows is most appropriate, as you will not be able to attain wide margins without it. You perform the amputation and succeed in attaining 3-cm margins around gross tumour, confirmed by the pathologist. You continue your frequent rechecks. Unfortunately, after 6 months there is evidence of two nodules in the caudal lung fields.Now it is optimal for you offer the clients doxorubicin chemotherapy. True or false?"
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feedback1="'''Incorrect'''. This treatment is of no proven benefit."
feedback2="'''Correct'''. There is no proven benefit of giving adjuvant doxorubicin in this setting. You have done all you can do for this dog. It is a shame that the clients would not agree to amputation initially, as a surgical cure was likely at the first adequate surgical attempt at resection with wide clean margins. A marginal excision and adjuvant radiation therapy would have also given a good prognosis.]"
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|book = North and Banks, Small Animal Oncology
|image = North and Banks SA Oncology.jpg
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