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. 1988 Oct;29(10):809–813.

Surgical therapy of canine nasal tumors: A retrospective study (1982-1986)

Elizabeth J Laing, Allen G Binnington
PMCID: PMC1680876  PMID: 17423139

Abstract

The results of surgical therapy in 15 dogs with histologically confirmed nasal tumors were analyzed retrospectively and compared to previous reports. Median survival time for all dogs was seven months. When adjusted for nontumor-related deaths, median survival increased to nine months. These values are two to three times longer than previous reports. To determine possible prognostic indicators, tumor stage, location, and histological type were compared to survival time. Dogs with unilateral nasal tumors had a median survival of 11 months, as compared to three months for dogs with bilateral tumors (p = 0.005). Tumor stage and histological type were not significant factors in comparing survival times.

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