Medical Oncology Resident University of Illinois Urbana, Illinois, United States
This educational session will focus on the innovation and impact of a new diagnostic tool for the early detection of lymphoma in canines, IDEXX Cancer Dx. Attendees will learn the scientific foundation, clinical applications and how this diagnostic tool is revolutionizing veterinary practices by allowing broader access to cancer diagnostics. This session will also highlight updates from the time of launch, showcasing its real-world effectiveness, clinical cases encountered, and the promising future of cancer diagnostics in veterinary medicine. Through this session, participants will understand both the clinical and practical aspects of incorporating this diagnostic tool into veterinary practices and its potential to impact the referral community.
Learning Objectives:
Understand the scientific foundation and process of bringing Cancer Dx to clinics.
Examine the clinical application and integration of Cancer Dx into the general and specialty clinics.
Review updates and clinical cases of Cancer Dx post-launch. Discuss challenges and future opportunities in early cancer diagnostics in veterinary medicine
