Exérese de adenocarcinoma de cólon retal e reconstrução do ânus

Abstract

Intestinal tumors in dogs, while relatively uncommon, often exhibit an infiltrative and aggressive behavior, necessitating thorough clinical staging for optimal therapeutic and surgical planning. This case report describes a canine patient with a highly aggressive neoplasm that required extensive surgical intervention. The tumor encompassed the perineal region, tail, anus, and a portion of the vagina. A 10 cm margin of the rectum, a 3 cm lateral margin, and a sentinel lymph node (iliac) were resected during surgery. Post-surgical recovery was followed by adjuvant therapy and postoperative chemotherapy.