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Session 7: Oncology
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2021
BSAVA Congress 2021: Clinical abstract presentations
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Objectives Canine osteosarcoma is often extremely painful, has high metastatic ability and poor prognosis. Homeopaths have anecdotally reported treatment outcomes exceeding the expected survival time in affected dogs. This study asks whether homeopathy in addition to non-steroidal pain relief extends survival time compared with that in dogs treated with non-steroidals alone. Methods
doi:10.22233/9781913859039.7
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