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VSAC 437

Small Animal Oncology

2 credits · Undergraduate

Focuses on the clinical presentation, diagnosis and staging, treatment options, and prognosis for common or important cancers in dogs and cats. The emphasis is on establishing an appropriate diagnostic approach and developing knowledge necessary to recommend optimal cancer therapy for tumours that are commonly encountered in veterinary practice. Laboratory sessions allow the student to learn common diagnostic techniques, interpret advanced imaging of cancer and become familiar with common chemotherapeutic agents.

Prerequisites & course information

Restriction(s): Successful completion of Year 2 of the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine program. Note: This course will be an elective in Year 3.

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