Current status with canine lymphoma: Diagnostics and prognosisLymphoma is one of the most common tumors of dogs and cats, representing 7-24% of all dog tumors. Read More
Challenges in diagnosing lymphoid neoplasiaDistinguishing polyclonality from monoclonality is key when determining whether a lymphoid population is reactive or neoplastic. Read More
Chemotherapy for solid tumors: What is the evidence?End-tidal carbon dioxide monitoring (ETCO2) has clinical uses far beyond solely determining hypo- or hyperventilation. Read More
Canine lymphomaLymphoma is one of the most commonly encountered canine cancers, and it is seen frequently in clinical practice. Lymphoma arises from neoplastic lymphocytes. Typically it is first recognized in lymphoid organs (lymph nodes, liver, spleen, bone marrow); however, it can be seen in any location in the body. Read More
