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Nasopharyngeal polyps, also called otopharyngeal or inflammatory polyps, are benign pedunculated growths of uncertain origin but thought to arise as a result of chronic inflammation. Polyps have been associated with rhinitis and otitis resulting from various bacterial and viral agents; a congenital origin has been suggested as well. They may originate from the mucosal liningContinue reading “Polyps in the ear”

A recent press release of the WSAVA’s Oncology Working Group helps owners better understand cancer terminology The Oncology Glossary is the first output from the WOW Group which was formed in 2021 to raise awareness of the latest thinking in cancer therapy and promote best practice globally. It explains in straightforward language many of theContinue reading “New Glossary Aims to Improve Communication Around Veterinary Oncology”

Veterinary healthcare team members rate their knowledge at just five out ten Veterinary professionals globally rate their knowledge of oncology at just five out ten, according to survey from the newly formed World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) Oncology Working Group (WOW). The average score varied by language, with Chinese-speaking respondents rating their knowledge atContinue reading “WSAVA Survey Highlights Urgent Need for Global Veterinary Oncology Education”

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The WSAVA (World Small Animal Veterinary Association) Congress will be held November 13-15, 2021 and the great news it is virtual so you can see it from the comfort of your home. I am excited to give two lectures. One will be about biopsy techniques and results of the WSAVA Oncology Working Group (WoW) andContinue reading “WSAVA Virtual Congress 2021”