Ghent University Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
University / teaching hospital
1 current cancer treatment or research opportunity
About Ghent University Veterinary Medicine
Ghent University's Small Animal Clinic is a teaching hospital with oncology, cancer surgery and advanced imaging. Its researchers are developing real-time optical tools that may help surgeons see the boundary between tumor and healthy tissue more clearly during an operation.
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Who the current listings are forCats
Cancer types currently listedMammary Carcinoma
Where visits take placeGhent University Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Salisburylaan 133, 9820 Merelbeke, Belgium
Current options at Ghent University Faculty of Veterinary Medicine
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GCN2 inhibitor around surgery for feline mammary carcinoma
Ghent University Faculty of Veterinary Medicine · Belgium
Recruiting — current Ghent University owner and veterinarian information page
What is being offered: Investigational GCN2-IN-6 treatment given around mastectomy for cats with mammary tumors. The official page provides enrollment information for referring veterinarians; investigator prescreening is required.
Who may qualify: Confirmed cancer diagnosis required; Active tumor required; Planned surgery
Costs / coverage: The official owner information states that GCN2-IN-6 is supplied without additional cost. It does not promise free surgery, staging, monitoring or other clinical care; confirm remaining owner costs with Ghent University.
Contact: Ada Krupa — adriana.krupa@ugent.be; Prof. Hilde de Rooster — hilde.derooster@ugent.be; Ghent University Veterinary Teaching Hospital: +32 9 264 77 00
Location
- Ghent University Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Salisburylaan 133, 9820 Merelbeke, Belgium
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A listing here does not mean every pet will qualify. Enrollment can change, and the study team makes the final decision after reviewing your pet’s diagnosis, records and previous treatment.
Have the pathology report, recent imaging and treatment history ready. Ask whether a referral is required, which visits must happen in person and what the study pays for before making travel plans.
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