Karina Graham | Owner & Specialist Small Animal Medicine
Veterinary Specialists of Sydney

Karina Graham, Owner & Specialist Small Animal Medicine, Veterinary Specialists of Sydney

Dr Karina Graham BVSc (Hons), FANZCVS (Small Animal Medicine). Dr. Graham is the Owner and Hospital Director of VSOS in Sydney’s southern suburbs and a recognised leader in small animal medicine and interventional procedures. She began her career in specialty practice as a veterinary nurse before graduating with Honours from the University of Sydney in 2006. Dr Graham completed advanced externship training at the University of California, Davis in cardiology and neurology and was awarded Fellowship of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in 2013. Her clinical expertise includes advanced vascular and minimally invasive interventions such as prostatic embolisation, transarterial chemoembolisation for hepatic tumours, and transapical edge-to-edge cardiac procedures. A respected international speaker, Dr Graham regularly presents at leading veterinary conferences, contributing to the advancement of best practice and innovation in small animal medicine.  
   

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Day 1 @ 15:00

Interventional Oncology in Veterinary Medicine: New Minimally Invasive Options for Cancer Care

Interventional oncology is an exciting and rapidly evolving field that offers minimally invasive, image-guided treatment options for veterinary cancer patients. This presentation will provide general practitioners with an overview of the interventional oncology procedures currently available at VSOS, including tumour embolisation, ablative therapies, stenting procedures, and palliative interventions aimed at improving quality of life. The session will focus on practical applications, case selection, and how these techniques can complement surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation therapy in modern cancer care.

Designed for the general veterinary audience, the talk will highlight how interventional radiology is changing the way we approach certain cancers by providing fewer invasive alternatives with shorter recovery times and reduced morbidity. Attendees will gain insight into emerging treatment possibilities, referral indications, and the role of interventional oncology in both curative-intent and palliative patient management.

last published: 04/Jun/26 02:25 GMT

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