Indications for Veterinary SRS

Effective protocols for stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) have been developed to treat the following cancers in animals:

Head and neck
- Oral melanomas in dogs
- Squamous cell carcinomas
  - Squamous cell carcinoma in cats
  - Squamous cell carcinoma in dogs
- Fibrosarcomas
  - Fibrosarcoma in cats
  - Fibrosarcoma in dogs
- Plasmacytomas
- Acanthomatous ameloblastomas in dogs
- Adenocarcinomas
  - Oral cancer in cats
  - Oral cancer in dogs
- Nasal tumors
  - Nasal cancer in cats
  - Nasal cancer in dogs
Brain tumors
- Brain cancer in cats
- Brain cancer in dogs
- Meningiomas
- Pituitary tumors
Thyroid tumors
- Thyroid cancer in cats
- Thyroid cancer in dogs
Extremity tumors
- Osteosarcoma
  - Osteosarcomas in cats
  - Osteosarcomas in dogs
- Soft-tissue sarcomas
  - Soft-tissue sarcomas in cats
  - Soft-tissue sarcomas in dogs
- Fibrosarcomas
  - Fibrosarcomas in cats
  - Fibrosarcomas in dogs
- Infiltrative lipomas
  - Lipomas in cats
  - Lipomas in dogs
- Mast Cell Tumors
  - Mast cell tumors in cats
  - Mast cell tumors in dogs
Spinal tumors
- Spinal tumors in dogs
Pelvic canal tumors
- Anal gland adenocarcinomas
- Prostatic tumors
Liver tumors
- Liver cancer in cats
- Liver cancer in dogs
Pancreatic tumors
- Pancreatic cancer in cats
- Pancreatic cancer in dogs
Lung tumors
- Lung cancer in cats
- Lung cancer in dogs
Kidney tumors
- Kidney cancer in cats
- Kidney cancer in dogs