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Hemangiosarcoma is a rapidly growing and aggressive malignant neoplasm, demonstrating significant metastatic potential due to its vascular association [1]. In dogs, the primary site of development is typically the spleen, followed by other locations such as subcutaneous tissue, dermis, liver, and right atrium [2,3,4,5]. Less common sites include the retroperitoneum, reproductive system, lung, and urinary system [6,7,8,9].
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