Leiomiosarcoma cervical uterino en canino hembra entero de dos años de edad de raza french poodle. reporte de caso.

Abstract

Neoplasms are defined as the abnormal growth of cells in a tissue that multiply at a higher rate and in a disorderly manner, due to endocrine, physiological and morphological changes in the reproductive tract of the female, where the most common conditions presented are neoplasms, which can be benign such as leiomyomas or malignant such as leiomyosarcomas or fibrosarcomas. In relation to the above, a whole female canine, two years old, poodle breed, presented to the outpatient clinic of the Perros & Gatos Veterinary Clinic for dystotic delivery and fetal death. the birth of two stillbirths is reported. Physical examination revealed a vulva with a brown to grayish-green fetid discharge, abdominal palpation showed pain in the hypogastric region, and a fetus in the birth canal was suspected.Abdominal ultrasound was performed in which fetal death in utero and cystolithiasis were evidenced, when the hemo leukogram was performed, thrombocytopenia and anemia were found, a positive test for Ehrlichia canis and Anaplasma spp, negative serology for Brucella canis. Ovariohysterectomy, cervical mass resection and cystolithectomy are performed. Histopathology confirms the diagnosis of uterine cervical leiomyosarcoma.