Long-term outcome and adverse events following calcium electroporation in 4 dogs with solid malignant tumors

Pernille Holst; Betina Børresen

doi:10.2460/javma.25.12.0792

March 3, 2026Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association

Long-term outcome and adverse events following calcium electroporation in 4 dogs with solid malignant tumors

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Key Points

To evaluate the long-term outcomes and adverse events of calcium electroporation for treating solid malignant tumors in dogs.
Administered calcium electroporation treatment to 4 dogs with solid malignant tumors.
Monitored dogs for adverse events and long-term outcomes following treatment.
Conducted clinical evaluations post-treatment to assess tumor response.
Calcium electroporation demonstrated potential as a local ablative treatment option.
Adverse events were noted, but specific details are limited due to small sample size.
Findings support further investigation into calcium electroporation for malignant tumors in dogs.

Implication

Case report reveals potential of calcium electroporation for treating malignant tumors in dogs, suggesting further evaluation is needed.

Abstract

Calcium electroporation has the potential of being a chemotherapy- and surgery-free local ablative treatment option. Although limited by small case numbers, the findings in this study support further evaluation of calcium electroporation for the treatment of malignant tumors in dogs.

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Long-term outcome and adverse events following calcium electroporation in 4 dogs with solid malignant tumors

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Long-term outcome and adverse events following calcium electroporation in 4 dogs with solid malignant tumors

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