Linfoma alimentar linfocítico felino - Uma revisão de literatura.
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O linfoma ou linfossarcoma é considerado o tumor maligno mais comum dos felinos, representando um terço de todas as neoplasias malignas diagnosticadas na espécie. O linfoma alimentar é a forma anatômica mais comum nessa espécie, seguido pelo mediastinal e o multicêntrico. O linfoma alimentar pode ser dividido, histopatologicamente, entre pequenas células, linfocítico, de baixo grau, bem diferenciado, ou de grandes células, linfoblástico, de alto grau. O linfoma de grandes grânulos é um subtipo caracterizado pela presença de linfócitos T natural killer, que têm presença característica de grânulos intracitoplasmáticos. Os tipos de linfomas alimentares são neoplasias distintas, com apresentações clínicas, terapias e prognósticos diferentes. Além disso, é difícil diferenciá-los de outras doenças não neoplásicas, como a doença inflamatória intestinal e outras inflamações crônicas do trato gastrointestinal felino.
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