Table 2. Cancer types represented in the study population of 3,452 dogs.
Cancer type and/or location | Number of dogs |
---|---|
Lymphoma/lymphoid leukemia | 979 |
Bone, osteosarcoma | 664 |
Mast cell tumor | 565 |
Hemangiosarcoma | 292 |
Soft tissue sarcoma | 240 |
Malignant melanoma | 128 |
Lung | 113 |
Oral cavity | 67 |
Skin | 44 |
Histiocytic sarcoma | 40 |
Peripheral nerve sheath | 33 |
Anal sac adenocarcinoma | 29 |
Multiple concurrent primary cancers | 27 |
Unknown* | 25 |
Chondrosarcoma | 22 |
Liver | 22 |
Urinary bladder/urethra | 18 |
Nasal cavity and paranasal sinuses | 16 |
Mammary gland carcinoma | 15 |
Thyroid | 15 |
Bone, multilobular osteochondrosarcoma | 12 |
Bone, fibrosarcoma | 9 |
Adrenal gland | 8 |
Bone, sarcoma (other) | 8 |
Brain | 8 |
Spleen | 8 |
Kidney | 6 |
Small intestine | 6 |
Prostate | 5 |
Transmissible venereal tumor | 5 |
Heart base | 3 |
Pancreas | 3 |
Bile duct | 2 |
Mediastinum | 2 |
Multiple myeloma | 2 |
Salivary gland | 2 |
Spinal cord | 2 |
Ear canal | 1 |
Esophagus | 1 |
Large intestine | 1 |
Nasal planum | 1 |
Thymoma | 1 |
Uterus | 1 |
Vagina | 1 |
Classification of cancer types was based primarily on anatomic location; adapted from Withrow and MacEwen’s Small Animal Clinical Oncology (Sixth Edition) and from the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC) Manual (Eighth Edition).
* Diagnosis of malignancy was confirmed, but cancer type was not assigned given limited clinical information in the underlying dataset. All patients originated from cohort 2.