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Multilobular tumor of bone in the mandible of a dog.

Diana L DL Eubanks, Joel D JD Ray, Philip A PA Bushby, and Clay C Anderson

J Vet Dent 27(3):163-70 (2010) PMID 21038834

An 8-year-old Siberian husky dog was presented for a mass involving the rostral mandible. Intraoral radiographs demonstrated diffusely irregular bone and displacement of all mandibular incisor teeth. The mass was diagnosed as a grade I multilobular tumor of bone based on incisional biopsy. A bilateral rostral mandibulectomy was performed with tumor negative margins. Oral examination at 14-months following surgery indicated normal healing with minimal side effects and no evidence of tumor recurrence.

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