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Perianal Adenoma Surgery - Ulcerated Dog Tumor Removal | Understand tumor pathology and mitigation

Welcome to the surgery room! Today, you will learn about the pathology of the perianal adenoma. We will talk about what this tumor is, what causes them, and how we typically treat. You will learn about how masses are evaluated and why we might choose to remove them. We will discuss all of this while doing the surgery. A perianal adenoma is a type of tumorous growth that is most common on older male dogs. In the surgery room with me, is an assistant who is planning to become a veterinarian. She had some great questions so I have made sure to include them throughout the surgery so that everyone can learn from them :) While I will be showing the actual surgery, I will also be discussing the causes and pathology of this type of growth and explaining why we would surgically remove it. Every mass removal is unique in its own way due to variation in size, location, blood supply, and texture of the tissue. This mass was ulcerated and very friable so the surgery was more bloody than average. Rest assured, the dog is doing great and I will be showing you follow up photos at the end of the procedure :) If you would like to check out another perianal adenoma mass removal, please check out the surgery that I did on my dog, Hades:    • Dog Tumor Removal | First person point of ...   If you would like to see another mass removal without having to look at another dog butt, here is a more routine mass removal:    • Dog Skin Mass Removal  | A first person po...   Chapters: 00:00 Overview of the surgery 00:59 What causes these growths? 01:17 Discussing the surgical approach 01:40 Establishing margins and avoiding vital structures 04:06 Discussion of tail appearance 04:19 Continued dissection around the mass 04:55 Appearance of the perianal adenoma 06:07 Veins vs Arteries 07:45 What is a tumor? 08:07 Time to get some help 09:02 Dissecting under the mass 09:31 Importance of mass identification 10:11 Technician scrubs into the surgery 11:48 Removing the mass 12:45 Science Time! 13:51 An unexpected event 16:18 Suturing 16:44 Comments Time 17:14 Answer to last challenge question 19:04 Challenge Question 19:19 Finishing suturing 19:39 Post-operative update 19:52 Sneak peek of next episode 20:19 Conclusion