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RESUMEN: El linfoma canino ha sido útil como modelo animal en los linfomas no Hodgkin de los humanos. En este trabajo se relatan cinco casos de linfoma maligno (linfosarcoma) en caninos que murieron por causa de la enfermedad. Los casos fueron inmunomarcados utilizando anticuerpos mono y policlonales contra antígenos de superficie de Linfocitos T y B con el fin de clasificar las neoplasias y establecer parámetros de pronóstico alrededor de esta característica celular. Dos casos fueron clasificados como originarios de las células T y ninguno originado en las células B. Se discute sobre la posibilidad de utilizar la inmunomarcación en futuros casos donde se pueda establecer criterios de pronóstico y tratamiento en los pacientes afectados por linfoma canino.
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