National and other Veterinary Oncology Societies

ESVONC wishes to keep an open communication with the different national and supranational veterinary oncology societies. Is your national society not in our list or is the current information not up-to-date anymore? please contact us so we can amend where needed.


SUBJECT- OR SPECIALTY-BASED GROUPS


European Network of Canine Lymphoma
Webpage society: www.facebook.com/eu.can.lymph.net
President/contact person: Stefano Comazzi & Laura Marconato


European Veterinary Radiation Oncologists
contact person: dr. Carla Rohrer-Bley

Global Initiative for Veterinary Cancer Surveillance, GIVCS
The GIVCS has been initiated as an idea of the late Johan de Vos, a visionary and passionate veterinary oncologist from The Netherlands, and other veterinary oncologists that got together during the 3rd World Veterinary Cancer Congress, WVCC, in Foz do Iguassu, Brazil, in 2016. Since then, a group of veterinary oncologists, epidemiologists and pathologists decided to put Johan de Vos ideas into practice, and invited colleagues from many parts of the world to join. Members from Brazil, Portugal, Australia, Italy, Switzerland, Kenya, Spain, the United Kingdom, Romania, France, Germany, Mexico, Hungary and USA form the group. Others may join voluntarily or upon invitation. A website has been created to inform about the mission and objectives of the initiative, and the first Annual Meeting has been held in Sao Paulo, Brazil, on October 2019: www.givcs.org. The GIVCS group has been working hard to create conditions to harmonize a coding system suitable for animal neoplasms and to consolidate GIVCS as a unique and global initiative to standardize and guide current and future Veterinary Registries in the collection of information on cancer in animals across the world. Website: www.givcs.org
Contact persons: dr. Katia Pinello & prof. Maria Dagli.




NATIONAL VETERINARY ONCOLOGY SOCIETIES


Austria | VONA
Webpage: www.voek.at
contact persons: President: Christina Dreier-Schoepf, Vice president: Hemma Schichl-Pedit, Secretary: Thomas Wiebogen, e-mail: vona@voek.at


Denmark | Danish Society For Veterinary Oncology
Webpage society: www.hundkatcancer.dk
President/contact person: Berit A. Sørensen
Annual veterinary oncology activities: Biannual meetings and a variety of educational activities activities.The core members are educated in the 3 year Danish cpd programme in companion animal oncology and certified by The Danish Veterinary Association to perform chemotherapy.This education is now part of the newly accredited University of Copenhagen “Master Companion Animal Clinical Science” aimed at private practioners where 7 specialisation options are available www.cacs.ku.dk


France | AFVAC GEO (Groupe d’Etudes en Oncologie)
Webpage society: www.afvac.com
President/contact person: Didier Lanore
Annual veterinary oncology activities: One continuing education program in 3 years, one annual (at least) congress/day of Oncology


Germany | Arbeitsgemeinschaft DGK-DVG-Arbeitsgruppe Onkologie in der DGK-DVG
Webpage society: Deutsche Veterinärmedizinische Gesellschaft (DVG) www.dvg.net
President/contact person: Prof. Johannes Hirschberger


Hungary | Hungarian Veterinary Oncology Society
President/contact person: President: Balogh Lajos, DVM, contact person: Peter Vajdovich
Annual veterinary oncology activities: Congresses are held every two years. If a member is organizing a congress at his or her field he or she regularly invites other members for lectures. The members are in good contect to each other and they are pusruing collaboration scientificly and in patient management

Italy | SIONCOV
President/contact person: Damiano Stefanello
Annual veterinary oncology activities: 3 meetings/ year (generally March, June and October)

Italy | AIVO (Associazione Italiana Veterinari per l’Oncologia)
President/contact person: Chiara Leo

Poland | Polish Small Animal Veterinary Association, Oncology Section
Webpage: www.pslwmz.org.pl
President/contact person: Dariusz Jagielski (djagielski@poczta.onet.pl)


Russian Federation | Institute development of comparative oncology (IRSO)
President/contact person: Dr Marina Nicolaevna Yakunina
Annual veterinary oncology activities: 1 veterinary congress on purpose an exchange of experience and 2 seminars for training.

Spain | Grupo de Especialistas en Oncología (GEVONC) - Asociación de Veterinarios Especialistas en Pequeños Animales (AVEPA)
Webpage society: www.avepa.org
President/contact person: Dra. Eva Royon Mayordomo
Annual veterinary oncology activities: Annual oncology meeting at Congreso de Especialidades de AVEPA (sala GEVONC)


Sweden | Knölarna
Contact persons: Dr Gunilla Kastengren Fröberg, Dr Nanna Åkerlund Denneberg, Dr. Henrik von Euler
Annual veterinary oncology activities: meeting once a year, email discussions

The Netherlands & Belgium | Collaborating Veterinary Cancer Centers
President/contact person: Arno Roos & Tom Hendrickx
Annual veterinary oncology activities: Dutch Oncology Conference (every year in beginning of February): 2 days on a specific subject of clinical oncology in dogs and/or cats