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The Veterinary Record, Vol 97, Issue 18, 349-350
Copyright © 1975 by British Veterinary Association


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The role of radiotherapy in veterinary practice

LN Owen

It is common knowledge today that cancer is by no means an incurable disease and therefore it is no longer necessary to propose euthanasia for all inoperable cases of malignant neoplasia. The veterinary surgeon has a duty to inform his client of current methods of treatment, particularly radiotherapy, which may possibly provide a cure or prolong life without pain for several months. This article outlines the availability and usefulness of this important line of treatment.





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