An atypical case of lymphosarcoma (sporadic bovine leukosis) in a heifer

Authors

  • R. Dalgleish
  • J. J. Callanan
  • P. E. McNeil

Keywords:

lymphosarcoma, bovine leukosis, cutaneous plaques

Abstract

An 18-month-old Friesian heifer had several unusual, raised, black cutaneous plaques, some of which were up to 20 cm in diameter, on its head and neck, limbs, thorax and perineum.

Full article published in Veterinary Record(1991) 129, 308-310

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Published

1991-09-18

Issue

1991

Section

Abstracts