GI Hepatobilliary and Perianal Tumors

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  1. 3. With SXical removal of a large AGASACA it is impossible to…
  2. 6. Perianal adenomas are driven by….
  3. 7. Metastatic potential of AGASACA is…
  4. 9. AGASACA produces….
  5. 14. Dogs that receive ______ treatment have the longest survival.
  6. 17. Most common primary Liver tumor in cats
  7. 19. 2nd most common GI tumor in cats
  8. 20. Prognosis for a biliary cystadenoma in a cat that was trx with sx
  9. 23. Post-Sx protocol for a large AGASACA removal is _____ and _____
  10. 24. the best trxt for GI, Hepat., and Perianal tumors
  11. 25. 2nd most common GI tumor in dogs
  12. 26. 3rd most common GI tumor in cats
  13. 27. AGASACA is one of 3 canine tumors associated with ______
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  1. 1. Most common dog primary liver tumor
  2. 2. Most common GI Tumor in cats
  3. 4. AGASACA has best prognosis when they are _____ ____/ are _____
  4. 5. Perianal adenomas are common _____ tumors in older dogs
  5. 8. ____ is often part of treatment after AGASACA Sx removal
  6. 10. Very important part of PE for ALL canines.
  7. 11. Removal of perianal adenomas with clean margins is _______
  8. 12. Primary liver tumors are often more ________ in dogs and _______ in cats
  9. 13. Pre-op Staging Includes MDB, thoracic rads, and abdom. U/S. for ____ ____
  10. 15. Progno is excellent with ____/_____ type HCC with sx.
  11. 16. 3rd most common GI Tumor in dogs.
  12. 18. Key to ensuring best treatment for GI, Hepat., and Perianal tumors
  13. 21. ____ in a intact male with perianal adenomas is likely to lead to _____
  14. 22. Most Common GI tumor in dogs