How do you treat a dog when no options seem viable? For some of you, Dr. Bill Culp might have an answer. 

His goal is to improve the quality of life and extend the life of his patients by discovering new ways to use interventional radiology. What am I talking about? Don’t worry, we’ll cover it all in today’s episode. 

The cases that get referred to Dr. Culp are typically those that have had tumors that we just don't otherwise have a lot of hope for. The tumors are either too large for surgery, don't respond well to chemo, don’t respond well to radiation, or a combination of all three. 

Dr. Culp is doing not only exciting, but also really important work. Today he is sharing the results of his work so far, his current clinical trials, and also talking about what he's most excited for in the next few years.

Join us to find out what interventional radiology is and how it’s bringing hope to previously hopeless cases. 

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