Exéresis De Mastocitoma Cutáneo Con Reconstrucción Mediante Colgajo Axial Epigástrico Izquierdo: Reporte De Caso.

Abstract

The most common neoplasia is cutaneous mastocytoma, its incidence is higher in older canines from eight to ten years, the etiology of this neoplasia is not yet well described since it can be triggered by several causes both immune and external or genetic, its treatment is mainly based on extraction of the mass with regional lymph node and if necessary, post-surgical chemotherapy treatment. In this report, a clinical case of a female canine species that presented for consultation at the Vetermedicas clinic will be presented, the tutor reported that the patient had a mass that had been evolving for three months, after complementary tests, a low-grade cutaneous mastocytoma was diagnosed and after a mutual agreement between the areas of oncology, surgery and anesthesiology, the patient was admitted to surgery in which a mammary flap was performed for reconstruction, inpatient management was carried out and days later outpatient treatment was performed without presenting any type of eventuality until the time of follow-up.