8 Feline Lymphoma

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if a cat is FeLV+, is it more likely to develop B or T-cell LSA?

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if a cat is FeLV+, is it more likely to develop B or T-cell LSA?

Siamese cats are predisposed to __ lymphoma and tend to get it at a younger age

what are the two most common anatomic locations for cats to get LSA?

mediastinal
alimentary

Is feline LSA most commonly low, intermediate, or high grade?

Alimentary/GI LSA, small cell, low grade:
-frequency?
-FeLV?
-B or T-cell?
-prognosis?

common
FeLV-
T-cell
good px

Alimentary/GI LSA, large cell, intermediate grade:
-frequency?
-FeLV?
-B or T-cell?
-prognosis?

moderately common

FeLV-B-cell
poor px

Mediastinal LSA
-frequency?
-FeLV?
-B or T-cell?
-prognosis?

uncommon
FeLV+
T-cell
poor to fair

What is the best way to get a diagnosis of small cell indolent lymphocytic alimentary LSA?

full thickness biopsies
LN biopsy

What is the best way to treat small cell (low grade) indolent lymphocytic alimentary LSA?

chlorambucil
prednisolone

What is the best way to get a diagnosis of large cell (high grade) lymphoblastic alimentary LSA?