|Articles|February 16, 2010

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How effective is surgical excision of feline cutaneous hemangiosarcomas?

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“It appears that surgical excision of feline cutaneous hemangiosarcoma provides a favorable outcome since metastatic disease or local recurrence does not occur frequently, even in cases with incomplete margins.”

-Joseph Harari, MS, DVM, DACVS

From Research Updates: How effective is surgical excision of feline cutaneous hemangiosarcomas?

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