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Table 1 Characteristics of dogs with hemangiosarcoma utilized for mechanism of action evaluation

From: Evaluation of an autologous cancer vaccine for the treatment of metastatic canine hemangiosarcoma: a preliminary study

Patient

Breed

Age (y)

Sex/Statusb

Weight (kg)

Primary

Metastasis

16–034

Mixed

6

F/S

12.2

Subcutaneous

No

18–082

Golden retriever

NRa

M/C

40.9

Liver

Yes

19–039

Mixed

12

M/C

36.2

Subcutaneous

No

19–060

Boxer

7

M/I

29.5

Subcutaneous

No

19–195

Rottweiler

3

F/S

34.9

Bonec

No

19–199

Labrador retriever

12

M/C

NR

Spleen

No

19–261

Golden retriever

10

F/S

25.9

Spleen

No

20−008

Mixed

NR

M/C

12.2

Spleen

No

20−010

Coonhound

7

F/S

31.8

Spleen

No

20–020

Mixed

13

M/C

22.7

Subcutaneous

No

20–025

English Setter

14

M/C

31.6

Spleen

No

20–027

Mixed

10

M/C

24.0

Spleen

No

20–040

Mixed

10

M/C

41.5

Spleen

Yes

  1. aNR Not reported
  2. bF female, M male, S spayed, C castrated, I intact
  3. cThe submitting veterinarian did not pursue immunohistochemisty, so telangiectatic osteosarcoma is not excluded. However the pathologist did not find anything to support osteosarcoma in the tissue sectons examined