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Veterinary Wound Management
AnimalEmergency
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Audio/slide presentation by Barbro Nordquist, DVM from our May 2011 CE event in Puyallup. Barbro outlines wound classification and management in dogs and cats.
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Management of Toxins
AnimalEmergency
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Audio/slide presentation by Michelle Savigny, DVM, MS, DACVECC from our May 2011 CE event in Puyallup. Michelle outlines identification and treatment of common toxins in d...
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Inflammatory rhinitis in a 12 year old Labrador retriever cross
AnimalEmergency
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The abnormal appearance of the nasal tissue is due largely to the marked reactive change and remodeling within the turbinate core of these nasal tissues. There is active mi...
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Back Dogs - Dr. Dan Hicks
AnimalEmergency
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Veterinary practitioners commonly encounter pets with various neurological diseases. Sorting through these neurological problems can be challenging. In this presentation,...
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Endoscopy - Dr. Brad Green
AnimalEmergency
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In the last 20 years, endoscopy has become a routine component of veterinary medicine. Dr. Green outlines the diagnostic and therapeutic applications for endoscopy.
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Arthroscopy - Dr. Barbro Nordquist
AnimalEmergency
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Small animal arthroscopy has become a common diagnostic and treatment option available for the small animal
veterinarian since the mid 1980's. Advantage of arthroscopy whe...
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Pharyngeal lymphadenopathy
AnimalEmergency
1,565 views
Patient presented for respiratory distress arising from the nasopharyngeal passages. Pharyngoscopy revealed enlarged dorsal pharyngeal lymph nodes which were found to be d...
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Bronchial collapse in a dog (bronchoscopy)
AnimalEmergency
900 views
The video starts at RB1 (bronchus to right cranial lobe). Collapse is evident with normal respiration. At 0:16, RB2 (right middle), RB3 (right caudal), and RB4 (accessory...
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feline colonic mass 2
AnimalEmergency
241 views
The video starts in the proximal colon. The mucosa in this area initially appeared normal; the hemorrhage is iatrogenic (biopsies had already been obtained). At the 15 se...
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canine LES mass
AnimalEmergency
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The portion of the video from the start until 1:26 shows a gastric adenocarcinoma at the lower esophageal sphincter (LES) as seen from the esophagus. The portion of the vi...
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