UT Southwestern Veterinary Radiation Oncology Clinic (VROC)
Specialty hospital / research center
1 current cancer treatment or research opportunity
About UT Southwestern VROC
UT Southwestern's veterinary clinic places dogs and cats inside the research environment of a major human cancer center. Its teams study radiation, focused ultrasound, tumor-destroying sound waves, immune treatments and drug combinations for naturally occurring cancers.
VROC study listings →
Who the current listings are forDogs
Cancer types currently listedHemangiosarcoma
Current options at UT Southwestern Veterinary Radiation Oncology Clinic (VROC)
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Chemotherapy with temozolomide and propranolol for canine hemangiosarcoma
UT Southwestern Veterinary Radiation Oncology Clinic (VROC) · USA
Active - Recruiting
What is being offered: Treatment study for canine hemangiosarcoma using doxorubicin/carboplatin chemotherapy with temozolomide and propranolol. Public recruitment information includes splenic, hepatic, cardiac and intramuscular hemangiosarcoma. Full eligibility requires study-team prescreening.
Who may qualify: Confirmed cancer diagnosis required; Planned chemo; min expected survival weeks: 2 weeks; Prior doxorubicin and carboplatin review
Costs / coverage: ⚪ Unfunded — AVMA lists this protocol as unfunded; confirm current owner costs with VROC.
Contact: VROC@utsouthwestern.edu
Official study / enrollment information →
Before you contact the center
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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Free to use. No registration or paid report.
