Table 1.

Reported literature on cases of Pentalogy of Cantrell (POC) in domestic animals.

Species and Breed	Gender (b) (No.)	Thoracoabdominal	Sternal	Diaphragmatic	Pericardial	Cardiac	Refs.
Bovine
Simmental	F (1)	Yes, mild	No	Yes	No	Yes	[15]
Canine
border terrier	M (1)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	[16]
cocker spaniel	F (1)	Yes	No	No	No	NA (c)	[17]
	M (3); F (2)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes (3); No (2)	[17]
German shepherd	M (1)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	[18]
	M (1)	Yes, mild	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	[19]
	M (1)	NA (c)	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	[20]
Feline
British shorthair	M (1)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	[21]
domestic shorthair	F (1)	Yes, mild	Yes	Yes	Yes	No	[22]
Swine
crossbreed (a)	M (3); F (3)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	[23]
Species and Breed	Live at birth? (No.)	Last reported survival age (d)		Suggested POC class			Refs.
Bovine
Simmental	Yes (1)	Euthanized at 1 w		Incomplete, class III			[15]
Canine
border terrier	Yes (1)	22 m		Incomplete, class III			[16]
cocker spaniel	Yes (1)	Died at 4 d		Incomplete, class III			[17]
	Yes (5)	Live at 1 y		Complete, class I (3); & incomplete, class III (2)			[17]
German shepherd	Yes (1)	5 m		Complete, class I			[18]
	Yes (1)	9 m		Incomplete, class III			[19]
	Yes (1)	53 m		Incomplete, class III (e)			[20]
Feline
British shorthair	Yes (1)	27 m		Complete, class I			[21]
domestic shorthair	Yes (1)	Adult (unknown age)		Incomplete, class III			[22]
Swine
crossbreed (a)	No (6)	Stillborn		Complete, class I			[23]

(a) Landrace = large white Pietrain crossbreed. (b) M = male, F = female. (c) NA = not available. (d) d = days, m = months, w = weeks, y = years. (e) Listed as an alternative differential diagnosis.