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Treatment of multiple synchronous canine mast cell tumours using intratumoural tigilanol tiglate by Brown, Graham K., Finlay, Jessica R., Straw, Rodney C., Ziea, Joy Y., Leung, Becky, O'Connell, Kathleen, Thomson, Maurine J., Campbell, Justine E., Jones, Pamela D., Reddell, Paul

“…Mast cell tumours (MCTs) are common canine skin neoplasia. While they generally occur as single tumours, multiple synchronous MCTs (msMCTs) of de novo…”
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Evaluation of a modified proportional margin approach for complete surgical excision of canine cutaneous mast cell tumours and its association with clinical outcome by Saunders, Harvey, Thomson, Maurine J., O'Connell, Kathleen, Bridges, Janis P., Chau, Lincoln

“…Canine cutaneous mast cell tumours (MCTs) represent a common neoplasm in veterinary practice. Several reported techniques are available to guide surgical…”
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Patient and tumour factors influencing canine mast cell tumour histological grade and mitotic index by Reynolds, Benjamin D., Thomson, Maurine J., O'Connell, Kathleen, Morgan, Elizabeth J., Gummow, Bruce

“…The aim of this study was to identify patient and tumour factors most frequently associated with high histological grades of canine mast cell tumours (MCTs)…”
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Combined dorsolateral and intraoral approach for the resection of tumors of the maxilla in the dog by Lascelles, B Duncan X, Thomson, Maurine J, Dernell, William S, Straw, Rod C, Lafferty, Mary, Withrow, Stephen J

“…This paper describes in detail a combined dorsal and intraoral approach for maxillectomy for tumors involving tissues more caudal to the third premolar. The…”
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Reproductive system by Thomson, Maurine J, Britt, Tara A

“…This chapter contains sections titled: Female Reproductive System Male Reproductive System References…”
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Intermuscular lipomas of the thigh region in dogs: 11 cases by Thomson, M J, Withrow, S J, Dernell, W S, Powers, B E

“…Ten dogs with intermuscular lipomas in the thigh region were treated by surgical resection. The masses were located predominantly between the semitendinosus…”
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