Difference between revisions of "Sarcoids"
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*Most common '''untreatable tumor''' | *Most common '''untreatable tumor''' | ||
*Locally aggressive tumor of integument | *Locally aggressive tumor of integument | ||
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*Thought to be associated with '''bovine papillomaviruses''' | *Thought to be associated with '''bovine papillomaviruses''' | ||
*Virus entry through skin abrasions | *Virus entry through skin abrasions | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:24, 1 June 2012
Seems outdated info
- Most common untreatable tumor
- Locally aggressive tumor of integument
- Associated with Arabs and Thoroughbreds
- Thought to be associated with bovine papillomaviruses
- Virus entry through skin abrasions
- Flies may act as mechanical vectors