The proper freezing of diseased tissue, especially cancers and tumors has been around since the 1800s but barely accepted as a viable modality in veterinary medicine. And for the small percentage of veterinarians or institutions using it, the extent to which it has benefit is not well known. This presentation will offer a number of clinical cases demonstrating just how far cryosurgery can be used to help save legs, jaws, rectums, ears, etc. and especially lives when it doesn't seem possible.
