Featured Sternal Lymphadenopathy as a Prognostic Factor in Dogs with Splenic Malignancy In dogs with splenic hemangiosarcoma, the clinical stage of disease consistently correlates with the outcome. Discover if sternal lymphadenopathy has similar predictive value for undiagnosed splenic masses, both with and without hemoabdomen, prior to splenectomy. Oncology
Postoperative Outcomes of Canine Insulinoma Surgery is the best option for canine insulinoma, but with the high rate of metastases, is it the right choice for your patients? A retrospective study aimed to identify factors that would better predict post-op prognosis. Oncology
Resection of Thyroid Tumors with Vascular Invasion in Dogs For humans with thyroid carcinoma, vascular invasion is an indicator of a worse prognosis, but the situation isn’t so clear in our canine patients. This retrospective study looked at 73 dogs treated for thyroid carcinoma to better understand the behavior of this slow-growing tumor. Oncology
Incisional Biopsy of Oral Tumors Given their tricky location and the potential for bony involvement, oral tumors can be difficult to biopsy successfully. Review best practices and the most common mistakes to ensure your next oral tumor biopsy gets you the diagnosis your patient needs. Oncology Peer Reviewed
