ONCOLOGY

Name: ONCOLOGY
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SURGSCI 713

과목 설명

Cancer affects an estimated one in four companion animals, making a solid foundation in oncology essential for veterinarians entering small animal practice. Gain the knowledge and skills necessary to approach the management of animals with cancer from initial presentation and diagnosis through treatment planning and delivery always in alignment with the goals of the pet owner. Refine core clinical skills including physical restraint, physical examination, venipuncture and blood sampling, fine needle aspiration, and effective client communication. Participate in diagnostic and therapeutic decision-making and practice the clinical reasoning processes fundamental to oncology.

선수과목

Declared in Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

충족 요건

This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

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강사 (2026 Summr)

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유사 과목

MODELING HUMAN DISEASE IN ANIMALS

ONCOLOGY 745

Provides a background in the use of animals in the study of human disease and hands-on exposure to common techniques such as tissue collection and processing, surgeries, imaging, and other manipulations. Lectures by basic scientists and clinicians will provide background about each of the organ systems or diseases and the ethics of animal research. Prior to start of course, completion of online animal safety training. Instructions will be provided after enrollment.

SMALL ANIMAL PRIMARY CARE ROTATION

MEDSC-V 714

Provide a practical, clinical experience by determining the diagnosis and treatment of general practice preventative medicine and diseases of dogs and cats. Provide an opportunity to evaluate and treat primary or first opinion cases (medicine, surgery) seen in private practice, to develop proficiency in client communications, and to create a skills base for management of preventive health, new pet and primary medical and surgical cases.

SMALL ANIMAL ONCOLOGY

MEDSC-V 679

To develop skills in clinical medicine, palpation, interpretation of laboratory data and become acquainted with oncology clientele.

SURGICAL ONCOLOGY

SURGSCI 715

Provides an opportunity to participate in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases and conditions encountered in small animal surgical oncology, including management of individual cases under the direct supervision of a veterinarian. Emphasizing clinical reasoning and decision-making skills.

SMALL ANIMAL RADIATION ONCOLOGY ROTATION

SURGSCI 714

Apply clinical veterinary medicine in a small animal oncology setting that focuses on radiotherapy. Work alongside veterinarians and veterinary technicians with expertise in veterinary oncology. Participate in case management and client communication. Expand general knowledge about cancer in dogs and cats, including diagnosis and treatment. Learn about the role of radiotherapy in the treatment of cancer. Understand the patient experience during cancer treatment, specifically related to radiation. Learn about alternative treatment options when radiotherapy is not feasible. Practice clinical skills including physical examination, venipuncture, fine needle aspiration, tissue biopsy, image interpretation, and record keeping.