Veterinary cancer diagnosis and treatment decisions
A useful treatment plan starts with knowing what the tumor is, where it is, and what the pathology can actually tell you. These articles cover the decisions that often come before and after surgery.
Diagnosis first, surgery secondWhat to do when you find a lump, and why the first operation should begin with a diagnosis and a plan.Cancer screening from a routine blood drawWhat Cancer Dx can and cannot tell owners of older dogs, and why the planned HSA addition is worth watching.Clean, close, and dirty surgical marginsWhat margins mean after tumor removal and what they can — and cannot — tell you about recurrence risk.