Canos
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FOR VETERINARY TEAMS

A result you can
act on.

Canos turns a routine 5 mL blood draw into molecular information you can read alongside history, examination and imaging.

Four ways the result is used in practice.


01

Inform a treatment plan

A pre-treatment measurement gives an individual starting point for that patient, before the first cycle of therapy.


02

Monitor response

Repeat sampling during treatment shows whether the molecular signal is moving, between imaging and re-staging.


03

Watch for relapse

Continued measurement through remission gives an additional line of evidence when deciding how closely to follow up.


04

Investigate unclear signs

One measurement against a reference population, to help decide what is worth investigating further.

UNCLEAR SIGNS

CanosGuardian

A single measurement placed against a reference population.

ONE MEASUREMENTREFERENCE POPULATION

DURING AND AFTER TREATMENT

CanosOncoTrack

Repeated measurements read as a trajectory against that patient’s baseline.

TIME →REFERENCE BANDBASELINETREATMENTCHANGE

What the test asks of your practice.


SAMPLE

5 mL of whole blood, drawn as part of a routine visit.


TUBE

A cell-free DNA preservation tube supplied by Canos.


HANDLING

No centrifugation in practice; plasma separation happens in our laboratory.


RESULT

Returned as a clinical report, to be read alongside the wider clinical picture.

For the underlying method, read the science.

A dog in the field, black and white photograph

Better information, earlier in the plan.

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