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|Events|June 19, 2014
Oncology & Tumor Pathology II Sponsored by Veterinary Information Network.
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Date: July 08 - August 29, 2014
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DIAG301-0714: Oncology & Tumor Pathology II Sponsored by Veterinary Information Network.This course will familiarize participants with the current state of tumor diagnosis and prognosis as well as therapeutic interventions. The first real time session will provide an overview of principles and advances in surgical pathology and an introduction to clinical oncology, and is a review of the basic information covered during the first real time session for DIAG300-0414: Oncology and Tumor Pathology I. This course will cover canine/feline histiocytic diseases, canine/feline soft tissue sarcomas, canine/feline osteosarcoma, canine melanomas, and canine/feline mammary tumors
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Sponsor: Veterinary Information Network
For More Information:Michelle Staton,Veterinary Information Network
800-700-4636, [email protected], www.vin.com/ce
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