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Knowing how a cancer spreads aids in prognosis and therapy decisions and imaging can help provide valuable data noninvasively. However, current imaging techniques are not very reliable for diagnosing cancer spread to lymph nodes in dogs with head and neck tumors. Researchers will evaluate a novel imaging technique using iron nanoparticles and magnetic resonance imaging as an alternative approach. Identifying a more accurate way of determining if a cancer has spread to local lymph nodes will help guide therapeutic decisions for canine cancer patients. 

Study ID
D20CA-312
Study Status
Complete
Start Date
09/01/2019
Grant amount awarded
$98,400
Grant recipient
Colorado State University
Study country
United States
Investigator
Lynn Griffin, DVM
Study category
Cancer