1029 KB46 KB200420252025Cvetko, MarkoDolenšek, TamaraFras, Domen MajGombač, MitjaNikodinovska, TeodoraPavlin, KatarinaŠturm, SabinaŠvara, TanjaTekavec, Kristinaletnik:62str. 27-39številka:suppl. 27DOI:10.26873/SVR-2151-2024COBISSID_HOST:231409155ISSN:2385-8761URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-AV0EFD92enslZaložba Univerze v LjubljaniSlovenian veterinary researchagebreeddogincidencaincidencepasmapesSloveniaSlovenijastarosttumortumourIncidence and types of canine tumours in Slovenia (2000-2020)| a retrospective study|We conducted a large retrospective study to establish a registry of canine tumours diagnosed in Slovenia over a 20-year period and to analyse their incidence rate and some epidemiological characteristics. In the study, we analysed the results of histopathological examinations of biopsies and samples from the necropsies of dogs submitted to the Institute of Pathology, Wild Animals, Fish and Bees of the Veterinary Faculty, University of Ljubljana between 2000 and 2020. Malignant tumours predomi-nated (58.81%), followed by benign tumours (37.17%); 4.02% of tumours were of un-specified biological behaviour. Tumours were most frequently found in the skin and subcutaneous tissue (57.83% of all tumours), the mammary gland (14.07%) and the haemolymphatic system (6.63%). The most frequently diagnosed tumours were mast cell tumour (14.17%), mammary (adeno)carcinoma (10.02%), cutaneous histiocytoma (7.34%) and cutaneous/subcutaneous lipoma (6.92%). 51.69% of dogs with tumours were female, and 48.17% were male. Tumours were most common in Golden Retrievers (4.86%), Boxers (4.72%), German Shepherds (4.66%) and Labradors (4.27%), and were the most common between age of 8 and 11 years. In 151 dogs (2.03%) multiple tumours of different types were detected at the same time. The results of our study are mostly comparable with the results of other similar studiesNamen retrospektivne raziskave je vzpostaviti register tumorjev, diagnosticiranih pri psih v Sloveniji v obdobju 20 let, ter analizirati incidenco tumorjev in nekatere njihove epidemiološke značilnosti. V raziskavi, ki smo jo opravili na Inštitutu za patologijo, divjad, ribe in čebele Veterinarske fakultete Univerze v Ljubljani med letoma 2000 in 2020, smo analizirali rezultate histopatoloških preiskav bioptov psov, ki so jih poslali kliniki, in tumorjev, odvzetih med raztelesbo psov. Malignih tumorjev je bilo več kot benignih (58,1 % vs. 37,17 %), 4,02 % tumorjev je bilo nespecificiranega biološkega obnašanja. Najpogostejši so bili tumorji kože in podkožja (57,83 % vseh tumorjev), mlečne žleze (14,07 % vseh tumorjev) ter hematopoetičnega in limfatičnega sistema (6,63 % vseh tumorjev). Najpogosteje smo diagnosticirali mastocitom (14,17 %), mamarni (adeno)karcinom (10,02 %), kožni histiocitom (7,34 %) in kožni/podkožni lipom (6,92 %). Pri 2,03 % psov smo ugotovili multiple tumorje različnih tipov. 51,69 % psov s tumorji je bilo samic in 48,17 % samcev. Tumorji so bili najpogostejši pri zlatih prinašalcih (4,86 %), bokserjih (4,72 %), nemških ovčarjih (4,66 %) in labradorcih (4,27 %), na-jpogosteje so bili ugotovljeni med 8. in 11. letom starosti. Rezultati naše raziskave so pretežno primerljivi z rezultati drugih podobnih raziskavTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza v Ljubljani, Veterinarska fakulteta