Osteosarcoma in dogs
Osteosarcoma in dogs is the most common primary bone tumor in this species and presents veterinarians worldwide with significant clinical challenges. Approximately 85% of all diagnosed bone tumors in dogs are osteosarcomas. Despite decades of research, key questions regarding its pathogenesis, optimal treatment, and long-term survival remain unanswered.
This guideline is based on the current state of the literature and was developed by an international group of experts. Its aim is to support veterinary professionals in evidence-based decision-making – particularly in the management of osteosarcomas of the appendicular skeleton in dogs.
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