Özet:

The subject of this study was brought from Diyarbakır at the age of 4 with a complaint of breathing difficulties and blood from the nose with a breathing difficulty for a year, the Kangal breed formed a male dog (Protokol no. 150797). At the bottom of the medial angle of both eyes, clinical, radiographic and tomographic examinations of the patient with double-sided swelling on the nasal empty resulted in the suspected tumor mass and the samples taken from both the mass and the nasal stream were sent to the Pathology Anabolic Department for histopathological examination. Because of breathing and breathing difficulties, the masses that completely closed the dog's nose emptiness were operational cleansed. In the histopathological examination of the crowd taken from the nose empty by operation; in the vesicular appearance, hyperchromic tumor cells, which were very large than the cytoplasma, were detected. The dog diagnosed with Transmissible Venereal Tumor (TVT) was subjected to chemotherapy using vinkristine sulfate for 6 weeks. Although clinical symptoms have been observed significantly decreased after 6 weeks of treatment, the disease has been to progress 2 months after treatment. In the presentation of this phenomenon, it is intended to report the result of the treatment applied along with the sharing of clinical, radiological, tomographic and histopathological findings of the rare occurrence of TVT in the intranasal cavity.

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