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Auburn University
College of Veterinary Medicine
Small Animal Teaching Hospital
Hoerlein Hall
Phone Number: 334-844-4690
Website Address: http://www.vetmed.auburn.edu
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Ralph
A. Henderson, DVM, MS
Principal Clinical and Research Interests:
Surgical instruction, general surgery, surgical oncology,
and reconstruction
Mary
Lynn Higginbotham, DVM
Special Interests: Tumor Biology, melanoma,
lymphoma, osteosarcoma
Annette
Smith, DVM, MS
Special Interests: Hemangiosarcoma, thymoma,
tumor ngiogenesis, and intra-cavitary chemotherapy
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Veterinary Medical Teaching
Hospital
University of California, Davis
530- 752-1393
Website Address: http://www.vmth.ucdavis.edu
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Michael
S. Kent, DVM
Assistant Professor
Center for Companion Animals
Department of Surgical and Radiological Sciences
Bruce R. Madewell, DVM
Professor Emeritus
Research Interests: Biotechnology cancer
research,
cancer chemotherapy, molecular oncology
Steven
Suter, DVM
Lecturer
Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital
Department of Surgical and Radiological Sciences
Gordon
Theilen, DVM
Professor, Chief, Radiation Oncology
Fields of Interest: Biotechnology cancer
research, Immunology (Companion Animal, Equine)
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Colorado State University
Animal Cancer Center
970- 297-4195
James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital
300 West Drake Road
Fort Collins, CO 80523-1620
Phone: (970) 221-4535
Website Address: http://www.csuanimalcancercenter.org
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Barbara
J. Biller, DVM, MS, Diplmate ACVIM
Special Interest: Oncology diagnostics
Susan E. Lana, DVM, MS
Clinical Interests: Lymphoma, Paraneoplastic
syndromes
Research Interests: Sub typing lymphoma to
better predict outcome and tailor treatment regimes; the effect
of fatty acid supplementation on chemotherapy drug resistance
in canine lymphoma
Edward
L. Gillette, DVM, PhD
Research Interests: Clinical radiation oncology,
radiation oncology research, and the potential of using cancer
in dogs as a model to benefit both animals and people.
Dennis
W. Macy, DVM, Diplomate ACVIM
Clinical Interests: Oncology and infectious
diseases
Research Interests: Vaccine reactions and
vaccine associated sarcomas
David
M. Vail, B.Sc. M.S. , D.V.M.
Clinical Interests: Medical Oncology
Research Interests: Experimental Cancer Therapeutics
Steven
J. Withrow, D.V.M
Clinical Interests: Comparative Oncology,
Surgical Oncology
Research Interests: Bone cancer
Pet cancer as a model for human disease.
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UGA College of Veterinary
Medicine
Veterinary Teaching Hospital
706- 542-3221
Website Address: http://www.vet.uga.edu/hospital
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Nicole Northrup,
DVM, DACVIM
Research Interests: Genetic predisposition
to cancer; cancer therapy
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Sarah
Charney, D.V.M.
Professional Interests: Include clinical
trials of new chemotherapy agents and protocols, as well as
therapies for metastatic cancer.
Louis-Philippe
de Lorimier, B.Sc., D.V.M.
Professional Interests: Management of cancer
pain and novel analgesic approaches; the use of bisphosphonates
in veterinary oncology; novel therapeutics for feline and
canine cancer patients; comparative oncology research with
naturally-occurring cancer in dogs and cats.
Timothy
M. Fan, DVM
Professional Interests: Tumor immunotherapy-
Investigating the immunosuppressive effects of transforming
growth factor beta in simian virus-induced endogenous brain
tumors.
Aminobisphosphonates- Investigating
the molecular mechanisms of cytotoxicity induced by aminobisphosphonates
on malignant osteoblastic cell lines.
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Special Note: Dr. Deborah Knapp, Dr. Michael
Lucroy and Dr. David Waters are involved in comparative oncology
investigations. The focus of Purdue's Comparative Oncology
Program, which treats about 1,000 cancer patients per year,
is to determine and study forms of naturally occurring cancer
in pet dogs and cats whose diseases closely mimic the human
condition. Much of the work has been focused on bone, urinary
tract and prostate cancer.
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Dr.
Deborah W. Knapp
Co-director; Professor
Chief of Clinical Oncology
DVM: Auburn University
PhD: Purdue University
MS: Purdue University
Board Certified: ACVIM (Oncology)
Dr.
Michael D. Lucroy
Associate Professor
DVM: Purdue University
MS: University of California-Davis
Board Certified: ACVIM (Oncology)
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No available information on board certified
veterinary oncologists
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Laura D. Barrett,
DVM
Research interests involve small animal clinical trials,
looking at both new treatments for tumors in companion animals
as well as markers that may be used for prognostication
and treatment stratification. Current projects include participation
in a multi-institutional trial looking at chemotherapy protocols
for cats with squamous cell carcinoma and mammary tumors,
as well as a trial involving immunotherapy for oral melanomas.
Dr. Garrett is currently assessing mast cell numbers in
the buffy coat smears of normal cats and cats with non-mast
cell illness at the KSU Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital,
and also assessing platelet counts and platelet bound-antibody
status in Greyhounds.
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Louisiana State University
School of Veterinary Medicine/Teaching Hospitals
225- 578-9600
Website Address: http://www.vetmed.lsu.edu/vth&c/default.htm
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Glenna
E. Mauldin, DVM, ACVIM (Oncology),
ACVM
Clinical Interests: Medical oncology, hematology,
critical care nutrition, transfusion medicine
Research Interests: Cancer cachexia, protein-energy
malnutrition
G.
Neal Mauldin, DVM, ACVIM (Internal Medicine and Oncology),
ACVR (Radiation Oncology)
Clinical Interests: Radiation Oncology
Research Interests: Molecular Oncology
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Lisa
G. Barber, DVM, ACVIM
General Research Interest: Medical Oncology
Research and Clinical Interests: Biological
response modifiers and immunotherapy in the treatment of cancer.,
Epidemiology of cancer, palliative care
Susan
M. Cotter, DVM, ACVIM
Distinguished Professor
Department of Clinical Sciences
General Research Interest: Hematology, Oncology
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Michigan State University
Veterinary Medical Center
Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI 48824-1314
517- 353-4523
Website Address: http://cvm.msu.edu/vth/index.htm
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Evan
T. Keller, DVM, PhD
Research Interests: Dr. Keller’s team is attempting
to determine what influences prostate cancer to metastasize
and specifically how it interacts with bone. Another research
focus of his group is exploring the mechanism through which
aging modulates gene expression. Thy have been primarily focused
on oxidative stress as a mediator of gene expression. Finally,
his team is developing zebrafish as a model for aging.
Barbara
Kitchell, DVM, Ph D
Professor, Director of the Center for Comparative Oncology
Clinical Interests: medical oncology and
innovated treatments for animals with cancer
Research Interest: Spontaneous animal tumor
models, clinical trial design, molecular diagnostic and prognostic
test, molecular biology cancer
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Jeffrey
Klausner, DVM, M.S.
Research Interests: Dr. Klausner is interested in strengthening
animal disease research, especially using models of spontaneously-occurring
diseases that will lead to beneficial discoveries for animals
and humans. He also seeks to strengthen the veterinarian's
research role in emerging infectious diseases and so-called
zoonotic diseases, which are diseases that can be transmitted
between animals and humans.
Clinical Interests: Clinical interests include
small animal medicine in Urology, Infectious Disease, Gastroenterology,
Oncology, Hematology, and Immunology
Elizabeth
McNiel, DVM, M.S., PhD
Diplomate American College of Veterinary Radiology - Radiation
Oncology
Research Interests: Mechanisms of carcinogenesis,
particularly the role of acquired and inherited genetic factors.
Dr. McNiel is attempting to utilize the large, clinically
well-characterized, source of animal tumors that are available
in the clinic to elucidate tumorigenic processes. Her team
is investigating cancers that occur spontaneously in both
cats and dogs. Her laboratory combines a wide range of molecular
and cellular biologic techniques with epidemiologic and clinical
investigations. They are also developing an array of molecular
cytogenetic resources for clinical and research purposes.
Clinical Interests: Medical and Radiation
Oncology
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MISS1SSIPPI
Mississippi State University
College of Veterinary Medicine
Animal Health Services
P.O. Box 6100
Mississippi State, MS 39762-6100
Phone: 662 325-3432
Fax: 662 325-4596
Website Address: http://www.cvm.msstate.edu/ahc/
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No information available on board certified
veterinary oncologists.
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Carolyn Henry,
DVM
Specific Research Interests: relate to
canine bladder cancer, mammary cancer, osteosarcoma, and
comparative oncology/cancer epidemiology.
Kim Selting, DVM
Professional interests include studying the toxicity of
certain drugs to the heart and novel treatments for solid
tumors.
Thrall, Donald E., D.V.M.,
Ph.D.
Professor, College of Veterinary Medicine, Department of
Molecular Biomedical Sciences
Research Area: Primary research focus is
the use of spontaneous tumors in pet dogs and cats as a
model to study tumor physiology and novel treatments.
Current Research: Dr. Thrall’s current
research is centered around the use of hyperthermia as a
cancer treatment modality.
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Margaret
C. McEntee, DVM
Research/Clinical Interests: Contrast Enhanced
CT Scanning, Advancing the Technical Aspects of Radiation
Therapy and Linear Accelerator/3D Treatment Planning
Rodney
L. Page, MS, DVM
Diplomate - American College of
Veterinary Internal Medicine
Alexander deLahunta Chair of Clinical Sciences
Professor of Medicine
Director, Cornell Comparative Cancer Program
Kenneth
M. Rassnick, DVM
Diplomate - American College of
Veterinary Medicine
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North Carolina State University
Veterinary Teaching Hospital
919- 513-6786
Website Address: http://www.cvm.ncsu.edu/vth/ |
Marlene Hauck,
DVM, PhD
Specialty: Treatment of solid and hematopoietic
tumors, Clinical trials of novel therapeutic agents
Laurel Williams, DVM
Research Area: Clinical research examining
tumor behavior and response to new treatment modalities
in spontaneous canine and feline tumors.
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The Ohio State University
Veterinary Teaching Hospital
(614) 292-3551
Website Address: http://www.vet.ohio-state.edu/hospital.htm
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C.
Guillermo Couto, DVM
Diplomate ACVIM
Research Interests: Clinical hematology,
Metastatic neoplasia , Chemotherapy, Hemostasis, Greyhound
medicine
William
Kisseberth, DVM, MS
Diplomate ACVIM
Research Interests: Comparative oncology
, Cancer genetics , Experimental therapeutics
Lymphoma
Cheryl
London DVM, PhD
Research Interests: The use of spontaneous
tumors in dogs and cats as models for human cancer, Investigation
of kinase dysfunction in animal tumors, Mouse models of Kit
dysregulation , Cellular Biology, Molecular
Oncology, Mast Cell Disorders
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Oklahoma State University
Boren Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital
1 Boren Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital
Stillwater, OK 74078
Phone: 405- 744-6595
Website Address: http://www.cvm.okstate.edu/Depts/VTH/vth_services.htm
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OREGON
Oregon State University
College Of Veterinary Medicine
200 Magruder Hall
Corvallis OR 97331-4801
541- 737-4456
Website Address: http://www.vet.orst.edu/
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Stuart Helfand,
DVM, DACVIM
No information available on research activities and/or clinical
interests.
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University of Pennsylvania
School of Veterinary Medicine
Department of Clinical Studies -Philadelphia
3900 Delancey Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6010
215- 898-4680
Website Address:
http://www.vet.upenn.edu/ryan/ |
Karin
Sorenmo C.M.V., Dipl. A.C.V.I.M.
Clinical interests: Tumor angiogenesis and
metastatic disease, tumor immunology, canine and feline lymphosarcoma,
treatment of high grade solid tumors
Research interests: Tumor angiogenesis and
tumor immunology
Lillian E.
Duda , V.M.D., Dip. A.C.V.R., (R.O.)
Research Interests: Palliative radiation
therapy, quality of life issues.
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TENNESSEE
University Of Tennessee
College of Veterinary Medicine
(865) 974-5701 or (865) 974-5702
Website Address: http://www.vet.utk.edu/clinical/sacs/
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Alfred
M. Legendre, DVM
Clinical Interests: The diagnosis and treatment
of the cancer patient.
Infectious diseases with special interest in fungal diseases
especially blastomycosis.
Retrovirus diseases of cats (feline leukemia virus and feline
immunodeficiency virus) as well as feline infectious peritonitis.
Amy
K. LeBlanc, DVM
Clinical Interests: Medical Oncology; focus
on leukemias and lymphomas in dogs and cats
Research Interests: Novel diagnostic and
therapeutic techniques for cancer diagnosis and management,
Telomeres and telomerase, Immunosuppression in cancer patients,
Molecular markers of cancer in dogs, cats, and exotic species
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No information available on board certified
veterinary oncologists
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Janean Fidel BS,
MS, DVM
Diplomate ACVIM (Medical Oncology) & ACVR (Radiation
Oncology)
Specific Research Areas: COX2 inhibitors,
histiocytic sarcoma, radiation therapy.
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