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Atrial tumor dog

Cardiac tumours are uncommon in the canine population. Several small studies report an incidence between 0.12% and 4.33%2, while a larger retrospective study reported 1,383 dogs with tumours of the heart from a total population of 729,265 dogs (0.19% incidence) in a veterinary medical database. These neoplasms occur most frequently in middle age to older dogs, with the exception of lymphoma, which may also affect younger patients. Results suggested that in dogs with right atrial hemangiosarcoma, surgical resection of the tumor was associated with a low complication rate and complications that did arise typically were minor. In addition, use of adjuvant chemotherapy following resection was associated with significantly longer survival times, compared with resection alone.