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Interactive Cases
Interactive Case 2: Asymptomatic senior dog with elevated alkaline phosphatase activity
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How would you handle this dog's case?
Interactive Case 1: Senior cat with increased appetite and weight loss
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Follow along with this fully interactive case.
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The zoonotic threat of rabbits and other wild animals
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Dr. Kevin Kazacos discusses what zoonotic diseases children can contract from wild rabbit feces and urine.
Further advice on tooth extraction to treat aggression
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Veterinary behaviorist Valarie Tynes gives her perspective on this important topic.
Image Quiz
Image Quiz: Dermatology—A bulldog with erythematous plaques
What's the most likely diagnosis in this bulldog with progressive, minimally pruritic erythematous crusted plaques on its trunk and ventrum?
Hot Literature
Hot Literature: Reaching the navicular from a different angle
A study in 11 clinically normal adult horses evaluated whether triamcinolone acetonide, a commonly used corticosteroid for treating navicular syndrome, would diffuse from the distal interphalangeal joint into the navicular bursa.
Wound Management Techniques
Skills Laboratory: Reconstructive surgery techniques, Part 6: Rotation skin flaps
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Rotation skin flaps are circle-shaped flaps that are useful in closing triangular skin defects in which skin for closure is only available on one side of the defect.
Reconstructive surgery techniques, Part 5: Walking sutures
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Walking sutures are tension-type sutures that can be used to close large skin defects in areas where sufficient skin surrounds the wound that can be moved or stretched to close the wound.
Skills Laboratory: Reconstructive surgery techniques, Part 4: Full-thickness mesh skin grafts
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A full-thickness mesh graft is a sheet of skin that includes only the epidermis and the entire dermis and is fenestrated to allow for expansion and drainage.
Skills Laboratory: Reconstructive surgery techniques, Part 3: Multiple punctate relaxing incisions
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Multiple punctate relaxing incisions are small parallel, staggered incisions made unilaterally or bilaterally (usually bilaterally) in skin adjacent to a wound to relieve the tension associated with wound closure.
Clinical Videos
Critical care tools
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Three innovative tools Dr. Tim Crowe uses in his critical care patients.
Why behavior questions help diagnose medical problems
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The first clues to an underlying illness often manifest as behavioral signs.

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