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Tumor espontáneo maligno de la vaina nerviosa periférica en un macaco rhesus en cautiverio (Macaca mulatta)

Marietta V Barro1, Jacob D Herford1, Laura M Garzel1

  • 1California National Primate Center, University of California, Davis, Davis, California, USA.

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Los tumores espontáneos de la vaina nerviosa periférica (PNST) son poco frecuentes. Este estudio detalla un raro caso de PNST maligno en un macaco rhesus, que ofrece información sobre estas neoplasias veterinarias.

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localización musculoesqueléticaNeoplasia en el cuerpoPrimate no humanoSarcoma de los tejidos blandos

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