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Feline patient with a squamous cell carcinoma in the nose. In (a) the day of the ECT. In (b) 1 month later, the tumor regrew, and a second ECT session was performed. In (c), a complete response was obtained 1 month after the second ECT. In (d), the patient remains disease-free 4 months later.
