VETTED: Jan 15, 2016
Michigan State veterinary radiologist offers four tips to gain as much info as possible when you peek at your patients’ innards.
VETERINARY MEDICINE: Dec 30, 2015
What's new with an old-school system and what's new with new-school monitoring.
DVM360 MAGAZINE: Sep 01, 2015
Fluid analysis can provide important insights into how to manage colic and other troubling equine cases.
CVC IN WASHINGTON, D.C. PROCEEDINGS: Apr 01, 2015
The inherent poor contrast within the abdomen and the fact that soft tissue and fluid can not be differentiated radiographically means that contrast media are required for assessment of luminal surfaces, and therefore wall thicknesses of the gastrointestinal tract.
CVC IN WASHINGTON, D.C. PROCEEDINGS: Apr 01, 2015
Learning ultrasound is hard enough! Haven't we done enough just to make accurate descriptions and list most appropriate differential diagnoses?
CVC IN WASHINGTON, D.C. PROCEEDINGS: Apr 01, 2015
The most important question to ask yourself is: Is the lung too opaque or too lucent?
CVC IN WASHINGTON, D.C. PROCEEDINGS: Apr 01, 2015
The normal vascular flow to the liver is dual with a larger portion coming portal vein (80%) than the hepatic arteries (remaining 20%).
CVC IN WASHINGTON, D.C. PROCEEDINGS: Apr 01, 2015
The goals of this lecture are to provide you with techniques of radiography and radiology of the dog and cat thorax
CVC IN WASHINGTON, D.C. PROCEEDINGS: Apr 01, 2015
In the dark ages of ultrasound, small intestinal loops were merely black rings on the ultrasound screen.
CVC IN WASHINGTON, D.C. PROCEEDINGS: Apr 01, 2015
Coughing Dog with a Murmur:
Now What?
CVC IN WASHINGTON, D.C. PROCEEDINGS: Apr 01, 2015
Respiratory tract disease is both serious and extremely common
VETERINARY ECONOMICS: Mar 02, 2015
By dvm360.com staff
Learn from Dr. Ivy Oakley Heath's hospital picture sharing.
VETERINARY MEDICINE: Dec 31, 2014
A comparison of the results of a new in-house urinary dipstick with those of a veterinary commercial laboratory.
VETERINARY MEDICINE: Dec 09, 2014
These tests can help narrow down your differential veterinary diagnoses for chronic enteropathies.
VETERINARY ECONOMICS: Sep 01, 2014
You may not possess x-ray vision or super strength, but you can cultivate your powers of client communication to ensure the best care for pets.
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