Multicentric cutaneous keratoacanthomas in a free‐living marmoset ( Callithrix  sp.) | Zendy

DíazDelgado J. | Zendy; Sanches T.C. | Zendy; Cirqueira C.S. | Zendy; Coimbra A.A.C. | Zendy; Guerra J.M. | Zendy; Olivares V. | Zendy; Di Loretto C. | Zendy; Ressio R.A. | Zendy; Iglezias S. | Zendy; Fernandes N.C.C.A. | Zendy; Kanamura C. | Zendy; Groch K.R. | Zendy; CatãoDias J.L. | Zendy

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Multicentric cutaneous keratoacanthomas in a free‐living marmoset ( Callithrix sp.)

Author(s) -

DíazDelgado J.,

Sanches T.C.,

Cirqueira C.S.,

Coimbra A.A.C.,

Guerra J.M.,

Olivares V.,

Di Loretto C.,

Ressio R.A.,

Iglezias S.,

Fernandes N.C.C.A.,

Kanamura C.,

Groch K.R.,

CatãoDias J.L.

Publication year - 2018

Publication title -

journal of medical primatology

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.31

H-Index - 42

eISSN - 1600-0684

pISSN - 0047-2565

DOI - 10.1111/jmp.12341

Subject(s) - marmoset , callithrix , immunohistochemistry , herpes simplex virus , biology , pathology , human papillomavirus , medicine , virology , virus , paleontology

Cutaneous neoplasia is common in non‐human primates. We describe the gross and microscopic features of multicentric cutaneous keratoacanthomas in a free‐living marmoset ( Callithrix sp.). Immunohistochemistry for human papillomavirus and herpes simplex virus type I and simplex virus type II was negative. Keratoacanthomas should be included in the differential diagnosis for cutaneous masses in non‐human primates.

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