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HT Vista: How Confident Are You At Diagnosing Subcutaneous And Dermal Masses? - Gillian Dank | VETchat by The Webinar Vet

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Joining Anthony for this episode of VETchat is Gillian Dank, Veterinary Oncologist and Chief Veterinary Officer at HT BioImaging. In this follow-up episode, Anthony and Gillian once again discuss HT Vet's tool HT Vista. HT Vista is the first non-invasive medical device that allows veterinarians to rule out cancer of subcutaneous and dermal masses at the clinic in a fast and affordable way. Gillian shares some information about the results of a survey they completed asking general practitioners about how often they saw masses, how often they did further investigations and how confident they felt in diagnosing masses. They also discuss the importance of cytology and what may be influencing how often it is used, how HT Vista can be used by Veterinary Technicians, and how they are attending ECVIM-CA in September. Listen to the previous episode here Thank you to HT Vista for sponsoring this episode.

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