No.

NameAffiliation

Title
Influence of the hypoxia-activated prodrug evofosfamide (TH-302) on glycolytic metabolism of
canine glioma; prospective of glycolysis-targeted therapy
Comparison of chemotherapy outcomes between normal and high serum cortisol
concentration in dogs with lymphoma
A pilot study to evaluate the radiosensitizing effect of 3’-sulphonoquinovosyl-1’monoacylglyceride (SQAP) and verdinexor in canine transitional cell carcinoma,
hemangiosarcoma and melanoma cell lines

P01 Hiroki Yamazaki

Rakuno Gakuen University

P02 Hiroki YamazakiRakuno Gakuen University

P03 Keiko Murakami

Iowa State University

P04 Alexander Shimshirt

Veterinary clinic Biocontrol,
N.N. Blokhin National Medical
Research Center of Oncology,
The efficacy of bevacizumab in the adjuvant chemotherapy of splenic hemangiosarcoma in
Federal Research Center ofdogs
Original and Perspective
Biomedical and PharmaceuticalTechnologies

P05 Wakana Yoneji

Nara Animal Referral Clinic

Cytological features of feline Hodgkin-like lymphoma, outcome, and future prospects

P06 Yi-Chen Lin

National Taiwan University

Use 15-week chemotherapy protocol including vincristine, l-asparaginase, doxorubicin, andprednisolone for treating canine multicentric lymphoma

P07 Olivier Keravel

Eiffelvet

Treatment of feline fibrosarcoma with wide surgical excision and intraoperative orthovoltage
300kv (33 cases with 3.9 years minimum follow up): an opportunity for therapeutic deescalation?

P08 Maria Lucia Zaidan Dagli

University of Sao Paulo

Comparative analysis of canine and human oral mucosal melanoma: Unraveling mutation
profiles through exome sequencing

P09 Michihito Tagawa

Okayama University ofScience, Veterinary MedicalCenter, Obihiro University ofAgriculture and VeterinaryMedicine

Clinical utility of circulating cell-free DNA as a "liquid biopsy" in cats with various tumors

P10 Yasuhiro Fukuyama

Azabu University

P11 Patricia Gualtieri

Colorado State University

P12 Catarina Alves Pinto

University of Porto

Epidemiological study of melanocytic tumors in dogs and cats

P13 Albert Taiching Liao

National Taiwan University

Secretory glycoprotein YKL40 protects canine cancer cells from the damage of chemo-drug

The palliative efficacy and convenience of carboxymethyl cellulose-based Mohs’ paste formalignant skin wounds in dogs and cats
Lattice radiation therapy for canine sinonasal carcinoma: feasibility study of spatiallyfractionated radiotherapy using 3D volumetric modulated arc therapy

No.

Name

P14 Christopher J Pinard

P15 Chiao-Hsu Ke
P16 Chiao-Hsu Ke
P17 Yuki Kobayashi
P18 Yomogi Shiota
P19 Yishan Liu
P20 Haru Yamamoto

Affiliation
University of Guelph,
Lakeshore Animal HealthPartners, Sunnybrook Health
Sciences CentreTitle
The use of artificial intelligence and CT image features to predict sentinel lymph nodemetastasis in dogs with oral tumours

Clinical outcomes, immunophenotypes, and prognostic factors in canine lymphoma diagnosed
in Taiwan from 2013 to 2021
Xenograft cancer vaccination results in a prolonged disease-free interval in dogs with oral
National Taiwan Universitymalignant melanoma
Tokyo University of Agriculture Establishment of an anti-cancer drug sensitivity assessment system using microfluidic devices
and Technology
and feline breast cancer organoids
Tokyo University of Agriculture Searching for a novel therapeutic agent for canine primary lung cancer by using 3D organoid
and Technologyculture
Tokyo University of Agriculture Salinomycin potentiates the antitumor effect of doxorubicin against the feline mammary
and Technologycancer
Tokyo University of Agriculture
Exploring new therapeutic targets for feline mammary tumor using organoid cultureand Technology
National Taiwan University

P21 Teruo ItohAoba Animal Hospital, Divisionof animal medical research,
Clinical differentiation of cutaneous and subcutaneous mast cell tumors in dogs: A pilot study
Hassen-kai

P22 Mitsuhiko Terauchi

Animal Medical Center Gifu
University

P23 Shunsuke Noguchi

Osaka Metropolitan University

P24 Ryutaro Yoshikawa

Animal Medical Center Gifu
University

P25 Masanao Ichimata

Japan Small Animal Cancer
Center, Affiliated with theJapan Small Animal MedicalCenter Foundation

Prognostic impacts of invasive tumor demarcation in dogs with completely resected pulmonary
adenocarcinoma ≤5 cm in size

P26 Takehiko Kakizaki

Kitasato University

Canine cancer imaging of FDG-PET with Hybrid SPECT-CT system in Japan

P27 Yuanyuan Xia

National Taiwan University

Dendritic cell/tumor cell fusion vaccine in the clinical treatment of canine oral malignant
melanoma

Evaluation of the utility of a novel high-dose radiotherapy protocol of 10 × 4 Gy using 3D-CRT
for canine apocrine gland anal sac adenocarcinoma: A comparative study with theconventional protocol of 8 × 3.8 Gy
Interleukin-6 promotes the migration and invasion of canine tonsillar squamous cell carcinoma
cells
Impact of radiation therapy on canine perianal gland adenocarcinoma with lymph nodemetastasis: A retrospective study of six dogs

No.

Name

Affiliation

Title

P28 Akihiro Uno

Gifu University

Treatment outcomes of canine orbital meningiomas in seven cases

P29 Chi Liang

National Taiwan University

P30 Ting-Wei Yu

Tokyo University of Agricultureand Technology

Novel toll-like receptor 2 agonist combined with soybean protein hydrolysates inhibits
colorectal cancer development
Anti-tumor potentials of L-type amino acid transporter 1 (LAT1) inhibitor in patient-derived
2.5D canine bladder cancer organoids

P31 Wataru Ohshita

Sanyo Animal Medical CenterA retrospective study of feline gastric lymphoma in 11 cats

P32 Yao-De, Wang

National Taiwan University

Exploring HDAC6 inhibition as a promising strategy for myeloproliferative neoplasms

P33 Ying Kuo

National Taiwan University

P34 Jamin Koo
P35 Yuko Nagashima
P36 Eri Kaburaki

Inspiring clinical insights: Biomarker discovery through transcriptome analysis of canine
lymphoma
ImpriMed, Inc. , Hongik
Treatment-specific risk stratification of feline lymphoma based on unsupervised clustering ofUniversityflow cytometry results
Tokyo University of Agriculture Establishment of canine apocrine gland anal sac adenocarcinoma organoid culture method andand Technology
search for a new therapeutic approach
Azabu University Veterinary
Radiation therapy and concomitant super selective intra-arterial chemotherapy for maxillary
Teaching Hospitalsquamous cell carcinoma in five cats

P37 Lajos Balogh

Animal Health Center Budafok 68Ga-PSMA PET/CT imaging in healthy Beagle males and in canine oncological patients

P38 Nao Okauchi

Yamaguchi University

P39 Julianna Thuroczy

Animal Health Center Budafok Effect of testicular tumours on identical and contralateral healthy testicular tissue functions

P40 Taiki KatoYamaguchi University

P41 Masaki TadoNeovets VR center OsakaP42 Tatsuki Kawamoto

Okayama University of Science

P43 Ryo Owaki

Hokkaido University

P44 Keita Kitagawa

University of Florida

Longitudinal assessment of QT apex in dogs undergoing doxorubicin therapy

P45 Mark J. Mamula

Yale University

EGFR/HER2 immunotherapy in dogs with solid tumors

Analysis of tumor-associated macrophage infiltration in dogs with oral malignant melanoma

The expression of lactate transporter MCT4 in canine invasive urothelial carcinoma and its
relationship between lactate production and immune cell infiltration
Lateral approach resection of canine Squamous cell carcinoma of the tonsil with lymph nodemetastasis :9 cases
Comparison of the public canine reference genomes for single-cell RNA sequencing analyticalpipeline
Enhancement of radiotherapy by oclacitinib-mediated inhibition of JAK signaling in a canine
osteosarcoma cell line

No.

Name

Affiliation

Title
Prevalence of hypercalcemia in dogs with histiocytic sarcoma: A multicenter retrospective
study
Clinical efficacy and immune responses of tumor microenvironment in canine hepatoid glandtumors following electromagnetic thermal ablation

P46 Yeon Joon Park

University of Liverpool

P47 Hui Ju Wang

National Chung-Hsing University

P48 Lauren E Burt

University of Minnesota

P49 Ayano Kudo

Azabu University

P50 Christina TsaiNational Taiwan University
Veterinary Hospital

P51 MD Nazmul Hasan

Kagoshima University

P52 Julia Maria Matera

University of São Paulo

Systemic immune-inflammation index (SII) in dogs with soft tissue sarcoma

P53 Do yun Kim

Bon Animal Medical Center, Jeju
national universityP54 Mao Mao

TwixBio Inc. , Yonsei
UniversityCombination of rhinotomy and photodynamic therapy for the treatment of invasive nasal
tumors in 7 dogs
Shallow whole-genome sequencing-based liquid biopsy test for multi-cancer early detection incanines

P55 Liang-Jun Tseng

University of Saskatchewan

Meta-analysis of fusion gene incidence in canine cancers

P56 Mohammad Arif

Kagoshima University

Hypoxia-related Y RNA fragments as a novel potential biomarker for distinguishing metastaticoral melanoma from non-metastatic oral melanoma in dogs

P57 Namiko Ikeda

Medical・Ark Inc. ,Tokyo
Medical University

Development of novel circulating microRNA biomarkers for 5 canine cancers

P58 Akinori YamauchiAzabu University

P59 Kaori Nagaura

JASMINE Animal Referral
Hospital

Activating CD8+ T-cell proliferation in older dogs: Investigating mechanisms and cytokine
interventions
Clinical characteristics and outcome in 50 small-breed dogs with heart base tumor (20152023)

P60 Miruki Harada

Yamaguchi University

Investigation of the anti-tumor mechanism of oclacitinib in canine lymphoma cell lines

P61 Shotaro Eto

The University of Tokyo

P62 Gutierrez Barroso-Angelina

OncoCare Veterinary Hospital

Defining chromatin accessibility in canine immune and osteosarcoma cells
Influence of canine cancer-associated fibroblasts on CD8+ T cells recruitment via
CXCL12/CXCR4 axis
The efficacy of adjuvant radiation therapy in treating canine intermediate to high-grade mastcell tumor
Upregulation of miR-450b promotes cell proliferation, migration, and clonogenicity, inhibits
apoptosis, and alters the expression of PAX9, BMP4, and MMP9 transcripts in canine oral
melanoma cell lines

Exploring the anti-tumour mechanisms of cyclooxygenase (COX) inhibitors through tumour
immune microenvironment reprogramming in canine urothelial carcinoma
Nasal exenteration combined with electrochemotherapy for treatment of canine sinonasaltumors

No.

NameAffiliation

Title
Evaluation of the anti-tumor effect of the BRAF inhibitor and the MEK inhibitor on canine
urothelial cancer cell lines
Serum high-sensitivity cardiac troponin I elevation during the early phase of chemotherapy
including doxorubicin in dogs with various tumors

P63 Susumu Aoki

The University of Tokyo

P64 Shotaro Shimano

The University of TokyoP65 Woo-Jin Song

Jeju National University

Anti-tumor effects of VEGFR2 inhibitor (Rivoceranib) against canine mammary gland tumor

P66 Asuka Setoguchi

JASMINE Animal Referral
Hospital

Clinical characteristics and outcome of dogs with presumptive cardiac hemangiosarcoma(2015-2023)

P67 Kelly R. HumeCornell University

Repurposing of doxycycline as an aid in the treatment of canine lymphoma

P68 Jerome Abadie

Oniris-VetAgroBio

P69 Laetitia Jaillardon

Oniris VetAgroBio Nantes

P70 Kay Foos

Department of Cancer Biology Adapting tumor infiltrating lymphocyte therapy for the treatment of solid tumors in canines

P71 Cristian G. Torres

University of Chile

Pathological characterization and risk analysis of splenic lesions in dogs

P72 Cristian G. Torres

University of Chile

Melatonin down-modulates oxidative stress and inflammatory biomarkers in female dogs withmammary tumors

P73 Melo Samanta Rios

University of Sao PauloVitamin D and canine mast cell tumor - prognostic correlations?

P74 Genilson Fernandes de Queiroz

Federal Rural University of the Classification of skin and subcutaneous tumors in dogs by convolutional neural network using
Semi-Arid
infrared thermography

P75 Leni Maylina

IPB University

Canine cancer development: a future challenge in indonesia

P76 Lars Moe

Norwegian University of LifeSciencesPossible new understanding of complex cancer causation－through the surprising finding thatthe non-protein-coding DNA in the dog and man carry γ -text with fractal nature similar tohuman language

P78 Ryosuke Ota

The University of TokyoP79 Yuta Nishiyama

Teikyo Heisei University

Prognostic value of survivin detection in 39 female dogs with invasive mammary carcinoma: aretrospective study
Prognostic value of Insulin receptor subunit beta expression in naturally occurring canine
invasive mammary carcinoma

Evaluation of the synergistic effect of anti-PD-L1 antibody and IDO1 inhibitor in canine
urothelial carcinoma cell lines
Toxicity evaluation of alternate-day treatment with Ts－1 (Tegafur/ Gimeracil/oteracil） in dog
with solid tumor

No.

Name

Affiliation

Title

P80 Siwaporn Pattanasittiseree

Thonglor pet hospitel

Diagnosis of ｓquamous cell carcinoma in dog

P81 Yu-Ting Tung

National Taiwan University

Comparison of efficacy and toxicity of vinorelbine and doxorubicin in feline mammarycarcinoma

P82 Valente Fabricio Luciani

Universidade Federal de Viçosa Immunohistochemical expression of CRYAB in canine mammary tumor and hemangiosarcoma

P83 Valente Fabricio Luciani

Universidade Federal de Viçosa

P84 Guadarrama Olhovich Marina
P85 Mika Ichikawa
P86 Yui Kondo

Immunohistochemical expression of VEGF in canine mammary tumor and its relationship withblood flow assessed by Doppler ultrasonography
Prevalence of the most common malignant tumours in cats: A retrospective study of 339
neoplasms referred from 2012 to 2022 to the pathology department of the FMVZ-UNAM

National Autonomous
University of Mexico
Japan Animal Referral Medical
Tumor-associated prognostic factors in gastrointestinal stromal tumor in dogs
CenterAzabu University,Teikyo Heisei
Re-irradiation with hypofractionated radiotherapy for feline nasal epithelial tumors
UniversityP87 Pradip Chaudhari

Tata Memorial Centre, Homi
Bhabha National InstituteTissue-based raman spectroscopy application for canine oral tumor types stratification

P88 Aki Ohmi

The University of Tokyo ,Pigeon
Animal Hospital

Pulmonary toxicity associated with nimustine (ACNU) in cats

P89 Kyosuke Takeuchi

Hokkaido University Veterinary
Teaching HospitalCT characteristics of canine primary and metastatic gastrinomas in six dogs

P90 Sergio Salgado

Universidad Peruana Cayetano
Heredia

P91 Selting Kim

University of Illinois

P92 Wilson-Robles H

Texas A&M University,National Autonomous
University of Mexico

Utility of monitoring H3.1 plasma concentrations as a surrogate of treatment response andremission in dogs with cancer

P93 Takayuki Nakagawa

University of Tokyo

A web-based-system of Japan Veterinary Cancer Registry (JVCR) for dogs and cats withcancer was launched

Canine visceral hemangiosarcoma treated with surgery and a combination of doxorrubicin andpropranolol: 29 cases (2018-2023)
Quantitative ultrasound to predict response to radiation therapy in dogs and for detection oflymph node metastasis from solid tumors