Amputation
Forelimb amputation for osteosarcoma of the humerus
A middle-aged Doberman presented with a firm, painful swelling at the top of the humerus in the right forelimb. Radiography of the affected limb revealed the typical features of a malignant bone tumour called an osteosarcoma. There were no masses visible in the lungs on X-rays at this time.
Read moreOsteosarcoma case, developed a cruciate ligament rupture in the left hind limb 3 years after amputation of the right hind limb
A Spinone Louis was unlucky enough to get an osteosarcoma aggressive bone tumour in a hind limb in 2012.
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