Astrocytoma in a chamois
A D'Angelo1, M T Capucchio, E Ferroglio
1Department of Animal Pathology, University of Turin, Italy. antonio.dangelo@unito.it
Abstract:
Astrocytomas represent the most common cerebral tumors in humans and in animals, and the fibrillary cytological subtype is the most frequently observed. In this report and for the first time, a thalamic astrocytoma is described in a chamois showing depressed mentation, pleurothotonus and circling to the right side.
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