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Differential diagnoses for sublingual lesions in cats
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Differential diagnoses for sublingual lesions in cats
It is important to remember not every sublingual lesion in a cat is due to squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). Sure, if you're playing the odds in a 10-year-old cat that presents with bloody drool, decreased appetite, and difficulty swallowing, sublingual/lingual SCC is the most likely diagnosis (Figure 1A). However, a recent case I saw reminded me to keep other differential diagnoses in mind. This article describes a few less common sublingual lesio…
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