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dturm
May 01, 2015Moderator
rockhillmanor wrote:
...He said he sees 1 or 2 a week. :E
From what I've read only 10% have brain tumors. % Doesn't fit what they are seeing and diagnosing as one...
I can think of three brain tumors (definitely less that a dozen between all the vets in our hospital) that I had confirmed with CT or MRI in 37 years of practice. They just are not that common. You do have to consider them with neurological signs in an older dog, but it seems like a jump to get to brain tumor first and without supporting MRI or CT. There are just so many other things that can explain neuro signs.
Doug, DVM
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