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Table 1 Comparison of clinical parameters between healthy dogs (controls) and dogs with benign and malignant MGTs

From: Usability of serum hedgehog signalling proteins as biomarkers in canine mammary carcinomas

 

Control (n = 25)

Benign tumour (n = 26)

Malignant tumour (n = 17)

Age, years

6 (6)

10 (2.75)

11 (2)

Sex (n)

Female (8)

Spayed female (17)

Female (11)

Spayed female (15)

Female (9)

Spayed female (8)

Breed (n)

Maltese (7)

Pomeranian (4)

Golden retriever (3)

Bichon frise (2)

Mixed (2)

Poodle (2)

Chihuahua (1)

Samoyed (1)

Shih-tzu (1)

Pekingese (1)

Yorkshire terrier (1)

Maltese (12)

Poodle (4)

Mixed (2)

Shih-tzu (2)

Pomeranian (2)

Bichon frise (1)

Cocker spaniel (1)

Jindo dog (1)

Samoyed (1)

Maltese (4)

Shih-tzu (3)

Poodle (3)

Beagle (1)

Chihuahua (1)

Cocker spaniel (1)

Mixed (1)

Pomeranian (1)

Schnauzer (1)

Spitz (1)

Body weight (kg)

3.44 (2.13)

3.875 (3.68)

4.60 (3.62)

Histologic classification (n)

 

Adenoma, simple (9)

Adenoma, complex (11)

Benign mixed tumour (6)

Carcinoma, simple (10)

Carcinoma, complex (1)

Carcinoma, mixed (3)

Carcinoma, solid (1)

Inflammatory carcinoma (2)

Histologic grade (n)

  

Grade 1 (12)

Grade 2 (3)

Grade 3 (0)

Metastasis (n)

  

6

  1. Continuous variables are presented as median and interquartile range
  2. MGT mammary gland tumour