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DESCRIPTION:Cancer remains one of the top causes of morbidity and mortality
  of companion animals. This 1-hour presentation provides an overview of th
 e optimal approach to managing patients with suspected cancer and patients
  being treated for cancer that present for decline. We will discuss initia
 l diagnostics and stabilization for the patient’s course from presentation
  to discharge. Emphasis will be placed on identifying key clinical and lab
 oratory abnormalities\, providing supportive care while avoiding compromis
 e of future therapeutic options or diagnostics if pet owners elect advance
 d management or referral. The session will also address common pitfalls in
  early management that may limit referral options or affect prognosis. Des
 igned for general practitioners and emergency veterinarians\, this course 
 will equip clinicians with practical strategies to ensure the best possibl
 e outcomes for cancer patients at every stage of care.\n\n 
DTSTART:20260625T010000Z
DTEND:20260625T030000Z
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LOCATION:Sixty Vines\, 110 Orlando Avenue Unit 12\, Winter Park\, FL 32789\
 , United States
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STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:6.24.26 Management of Cancer Patients: From Presentation to Referra
 l
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><span style='font-size:11pt\;'><span style=
 'font-family:Calibri\;'>Cancer remains one of the top causes of morbidity 
 and mortality of companion animals. This 1-hour presentation provides an o
 verview of the optimal approach to managing patients with suspected cancer
  and patients being treated for cancer that present for decline. We will d
 iscuss initial diagnostics and stabilization for the patient’s course from
  presentation to discharge. Emphasis will be placed on identifying key cli
 nical and laboratory abnormalities\, providing supportive care while avoid
 ing compromise of future therapeutic options or diagnostics if pet owners 
 elect advanced management or referral. The session will also address commo
 n pitfalls in early management that may limit referral options or affect p
 rognosis. Designed for general practitioners and emergency veterinarians\,
  this course will equip clinicians with practical strategies to ensure the
  best possible outcomes for cancer patients at every stage of care.</span>
 </span></p>\n\n<p><span style='font-size:11pt\;'><span style='font-family:
 Calibri\;'> </span></span></p>
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DESCRIPTION:Cancer remains one of the top causes of morbidity and mortality
  of companion animals. This 1-hour presentation provides an overview of th
 e optimal approach to managing patients with suspected cancer and patients
  being treated for cancer that present for decline. We will discuss initia
 l diagnostics and stabilization for the patient’s course from presentation
  to discharge. Emphasis will be placed on identifying key clinical and lab
 oratory abnormalities\, providing supportive care while avoiding compromis
 e of future therapeutic options or diagnostics if pet owners elect advance
 d management or referral. The session will also address common pitfalls in
  early management that may limit referral options or affect prognosis. Des
 igned for general practitioners and emergency veterinarians\, this course 
 will equip clinicians with practical strategies to ensure the best possibl
 e outcomes for cancer patients at every stage of care.\n\n 
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