Prognosis and Associated Risk Factors Following Conservative Management of Dogs with Large Liver Tumors

- Three multiple regression models estimated using 49 data samples.

S Coffey, DVM¹, C Weisse, DVM, DACVS¹, Jonathan Ferrari, DVM, DACVS¹, Antonia A DeJesus, DVM, DACVR¹, Audrey King, DVM¹, Jason Chua², Z Yang³

¹ Animal Medical Center, NY, NY.

² Weill Cornell, NY, NY.

³ Missouri State University, MO.

WARNING: These estimates are based on regression analysis of a small number of canine patients and CANNOT be used to accurately predict the survival time of a single patient.

For questions or comments, please contact corresponding author, Chick Weisse, VMD, DACVS at chick.weisse@amcny.org.

Enter Values to Predict Survival Time (Days)

Body Size (AKC):

Body Weight (1.8~40)(kg):

AST value within 30 days of Imaging (18~1720) U/L:

HCT/PCV within 30 days of Imaging (18~61) %:

Tumor volume A (LxWxH) (8.2~2866)(cm3):

Longest tumor measurement (2.5~26)(cm):

Conditions:

Tumor Multiplicity

Effusion

Weight Loss

Hyporexia