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Feline ocular post-traumatic sarcoma (FOPTS)

A detailed illustration of a cat's eye anatomy with emphasis on post-traumatic changes, showing both healthy and affected eyes, in a soft, educational style.

Feline Ocular Post-Traumatic Sarcoma Quiz

Test your knowledge on Feline Ocular Post-Traumatic Sarcoma (FOPTS) with our comprehensive quiz designed for veterinary professionals and enthusiasts alike. This quiz covers critical aspects including risk factors, clinical signs, diagnostic methods, and treatment options.

Understand the complexities of FOPTS
Evaluate your knowledge of feline ocular tumors
Learn about advanced imaging techniques

11 Questions3 MinutesCreated by DiagnosingCat541

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What is a FOPTS?

Primary intraocular tumor in cats

An aggressive, primary intraocular tumor associated with trauma and lens capsule rupture in cats

Secondary intraocular tumor as a result of trauma in cats

A non-neoplastic chronic inflammation of the eye post trauma in cats

What are exam findings and clinical signs of a FOPTS?

Keratitis

Buphthalmia

Phthisis bulbi

Secondary glaucoma

Aggression

Normal retropulsion

Absence of pain

Seizures

What are risk factors of FOPTS?

Chronic uveitis

Lens capsule rupture

Phacoemulsification

Cat scrathes

Cytoablation using Gentamicin

Melanoma

Genetic predisposition

Spayed/neutered

What would you reach for advanced imaging/diagnostics wise?

MRI

Radiographs

Bloodwork - not for anesthetic purposes

Ocular Ultrasound

ERG

Is FOPTS over represented in males or females?

What is the average latency between the traumatic incident and the diagnosis of the FOPTS?

6-7 years

5-14 months

3 years

10+ years

What are the three cell type variants of FOPTS?

Spindle cell

Melanocytes/epithelial cells

Endothelial

Round cell

Osteosarcoma/chrondosarcoma

Hemangiosarcoma

What is the gold standard for treatment?

Radiation

Radiation and chemotherapy

Enucleation

Enucleation + removal of optic nerve

What is the prognosis/MST?

Good with enucleation! MST 1-2 years

Good with enucleation, MST 16-19months

Grave, 1 month

Poor, 7-11 months

Which areas possible areas for metastasis?

Liver

Regional lymph nodes

Optic chiasm

Brain

Lungs

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