Abstract
Sebaceous gland tumour (SGT) is a rare tumour with a low incidence rate, which mainly occurs in the eyelid and periocular sebaceous gland. In 2019, our laboratory received a case involving a sebaceous gland tumour of the external auditory meatus for pathological diagnosis. It is a rare malignant tumour in the whole body. Data regarding a sebaceous gland tumour in the dogís external auditory meatus are few. This case is instructive for veterinary diagnosis and treatment. The dog recovered well after surgery at the outpatient department, and no recurrence was observed in the follow-up visit one year later. This study will help the identification of SGT in Spaniel dogs.
Highlights
Sebaceous gland tumour (SGT) is a rare tumour with a low incidence rate, which mainly occurs in the eyelid and periocular sebaceous gland
Common tumours of the external acoustic meatus in dogs include cerumen adenoadenoma, inflammatory polyp, papilloma, basal cell tumour, cerumen adenocarcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma and tumour of unknown origin (Withrow and Vail 2007)
This study reports a case of a SGT of the dog’s external acoustic meatus
Summary
Sebaceous gland tumour (SGT) is a rare tumour with a low incidence rate, which mainly occurs in the eyelid and periocular sebaceous gland. In 2019, our laboratory received a case involving a sebaceous gland tumour of the external auditory meatus for pathological diagnosis. Data regarding a sebaceous gland tumour in the dog’s external auditory meatus are few.
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