In the dog, primary intracranial neoplasia represents~ 2–5% of all cancers and is especially
common in certain breeds including English and French bulldogs and Boxers. The most …

Meningiomas are the most common primary brain tumours in dogs and cats. There are
several morphological phenotypes of this extra-axial neoplasm and they show predilections …

Intracranial neoplasia is commonly diagnosed in dogs and can be treated by a variety of
methods, but formal comparisons of treatment efficacy are currently unavailable. This review …

Intracranial neoplasia is a common clinical condition in domestic companion animals,
particularly in dogs. Application of advances in standard diagnostic and therapeutic …

Canine brain tumours are becoming established as naturally occurring models of disease to
advance diagnostic and therapeutic understanding successfully. The size and structure of …

Stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) is a procedure that delivers a single large radiation dose to
a well‐defined target. Here, we describe a frameless SRS technique suitable for intracranial …

Objective—To analyze survival time and identify prognostic factors associated with outcome
following discharge in dogs with primary brain tumors treated palliatively. Design …

Clinical translation of novel therapeutics that improve the survival and quality of life of
patients with neurological disease remains a challenge, with many investigational drug and …

The focus of immunohistochemistry as applied to nervous system tumors is in identifying the
neoplasm present and evaluating margins between normal and neoplastic tissue. Although …

Intracranial gliomas are a common malignancy in dogs, and are associated with a poor
prognosis due to their aggressive nature and a lack of clinically effective treatments. The …