Advances in Lymphoma in Animals
A special issue of Veterinary Sciences (ISSN 2306-7381). This special issue belongs to the section "Veterinary Biomedical Sciences".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 24 January 2025 | Viewed by 89
Special Issue Editor
Interests: lymphoma
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Dear Colleagues,
Lymphoma represents the most frequent hematopoietic cancer in animals, and it shows significant overlap with the human disease. Its classification and grading schemes tend to reflect the analogous in people, grouping lymphomas according to their cytological, clinical and morphological characteristics. Moreover, in human and veterinary medicine, the World Health Organization (WHO) classification system integrates knowledge of not only topography, but also immunophenotype, genetic features and molecular aspects.
The scope of this Special Issue is to provide a source for the publication of articles, reviews and case studies covering all aspects of this common neoplasm. Particularly, we encourage improving the knowledge and comparative aspects regarding diagnosis, prognosis and therapy in the course of lymphoma between different mammalian species, including humans. This Special Issue should encourage good contact between clinicians, pathologists and oncologists to support daily work and scientific research, increase knowledge and facilitate the coordination of clinical research in all species.
Constant work by experts in this area of interest is important so that knowledge can be extended both in terms of early and accurate laboratory diagnoses of these lymphoproliferative diseases, and in terms of new comparative prognostic and therapeutic aspects with human diseases.
Dr. Arianna Miglio
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- lymphoma
- dog
- cat
- horse
- ruminant
- diagnosis
- treatment
- prognosis
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