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Are sebaceous cysts associated with osteosarcoma in any way?
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Hello there - I'm not sure if this is the correct place to ask but our Chloe had a front right amp three and a half weeks ago for osteosarcoma. Her recovery has been steady and uncomplicated. However, she has developed four of what her surgeon called sebaceous cysts on her neck, legs, and body. Does this have anything to do with her cancer or surgery? Is there anything I can do to help her? They don't seem to bother her at all but a couple of them have small amounts of drainage that may the fur. 

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19 August 2019 - 9:23 am
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I have not noticed this. Many larger breeds seem susceptible to these cysts; my current Mastiff has two that have been there a while.   I can't really explain why they popped up now on your dog.  OSA rarely spreads to the skin and should be easy to differentiate from a cyst by a fine-needle aspirate.

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Thanks Dr. Pam! Great input as always.

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Thanks much as always.

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