Purdue University

Purdue University

College of Veterinary Medicine
 

School of Veterinary Medicine Teaching Hospital

Oncology

About Our Service

The Oncology staff consists of veterinarians who are board-certified in oncology and oncology residents in training, as well as veterinary technicians who specialize in oncology nursing.

The Oncology Service generally sees new cases, rechecks, and oncologist emergencies Monday-Thursday 8-5, with some appointments on Fridays, as well as some limited after-hours services in special, pre-arranged circumstances.  Emergencies before 8 or after 5 are taken by veterinary interns, and then transferred to oncology. Please call (765)494-1107 to make an appointment.  New appointments should include a referral from a local veterinarian.

For more information on Oncology, click on the web address below.

http://www.vet.purdue.edu/pcop/

About Our Staff

Clinicians

Debbie Knapp, DVM, M.S., PhD, DIPLOMATE A.C.V.I.M. (Oncology), Section Chief

Michael Childress, DVM, M.S., DIPLOMATE A.C.V.I.M. (Oncology)

Residents

Christopher Fulkerson, DVM

Sarah McMillan, DVM

Diane Schrempp, DVM

Technicians

Patty Bonney, RVT

Amalia DeGortari, VMZ (Veterinary Medicine & Zoo Technology - Mexico)

Lindsay Fourez, RVT

Sarah Lahrman, RVT

Jeri Tullius, RVT

Common conditions treated/procedures offered

The Purdue Oncology service will see dogs and cats with any cancer.  There is a special interest in canine urinary, bladder cancer, canine bone cancer, and canine prostate cancer.

Special Equipment/technology

Diagnostic tools such as endoscope, cystoscopy, CT, and MRI are available as well as treatment modalities such as chemotherapy, radiation therapy, and surgery.

Current Clinical Studies

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