An 8-year-old Schnauzer has a subcutaneous lump Pt 1
Channel: Dr David Sing
Date: 2015-02-07

Sat Feb 7, 2015.  This subcutaneous lump can be cancerous or benign. It is difficult to diagnose. A margin around the growth is preferred to just cutting off the tumour. The tumour will be sent for histology. Informed consent is given by the owner to just cut the lump only. 

This lump may also be an inflammatory lesion. A biopsy may be done to check the naure of this growth.