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Hämatopoetische Tumoren

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Lymphatische Tumoren veterinärmedizinischer Patienten gleichen den sogenannten Non-Hodgkin- Lymphomen des Menschen. Sie stellen eine systemische neoplastische Proliferation von Lymphozyten oder deren Vorläuferzellen dar. Trotz der gemeinsamen Bezeichnung dieser Tumoren als Lymphom bilden sie eine sehr heterogene Gruppe von malignen Tumoren mit sehr variablem biologischem Verhalten, da sie von ganz verschiedenen Lymphozytentypen abstammen.

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Henrich, M. (2017). Hämatopoetische Tumoren. In: Klopfleisch, R. (eds) Veterinäronkologie kompakt. Springer Spektrum, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-54987-2_6

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