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    DVM says rehab results in swifter recovery


    Physical rehabilitation techniques go a long way toward helping animals after surgery.

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    Rehabilitation DVMs form association


    Twin Cities, Minn. — About 40 veterinarians working in animal rehabilitation created a new organization and set up an annual meeting.

    Rehabilitation veterinarians unite to launch association, meeting


    Twin Cities, Minn. - 2/12/08 - Roughly 40 veterinarians working in animal rehabilitation created a new group and annual meeting.

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    Seattle facility takes surgical, medical rehabilitation to next level


    Seattle — Just over two years ago, Dr. Mark Dedomenico, MD, a renowned cardiovascular surgeon with a passion for developing elite equine athletes, opened one of the nation's most luxurious and state-of-the-art equine training and rehabilitation facilities.

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    Leaders knead rehabilitation, therapy rules


    Sacramento, Calif. — As physical therapy takes root in animal healthcare, veterinary regulators and the profession's leaders scramble to create guidelines to restrict lay and untrained practitioners.

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    Symposium on canine orthopedics: Introduction


    Veterinary medicine is a rapidly evolving field, and nowhere is it more apparent than in the practice of canine orthopedics.

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    Physical rehabilitation: Improving the outcome in dogs with orthopedic problems


    After an orthopedic procedure, it is common to have a convalescent period of weeks to months before recovery is attained. Physical rehabilitation may help patients achieve maximum recovery. Physical therapy is also valuable for easing chronic pain in pets.

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    Successful laminitis rehab must involve client


    Pastures that were dry and thin last year are now lush and green, thanks to a generally wet spring this year.

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    Conservative treatment of bicipital tendonitis proves successful with rehabilitation



    Though describing a very active house pet, this case represents one possible approach to treating a common condition in many sporting dog breeds, bicipital tendonitis. This case will describe a conservative pre-operative approach to treatment of bicipital tendonitis. In addition, post-operative rehabilitation after biceps tendon release surgery will be discussed.

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