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Articles by Barrak Pressler, DVM, PhD, DACVIM

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The most prevalent diseases and major causes of death in retired racing greyhounds May 1, 2009 By: Erika Meler, DVM, MS, Barrak Pressler, DVM, PhD, DACVIM Retired racing greyhounds have become increasingly popular pets, but only sparse information regarding disease prevalence in this subset of dogs has been reported.

10 simple but essential tests Jun 1, 2008 By: Alice A. Huang, VMD, Barrak Pressler, DVM, PhD, DACVIM Occasionally, we find ourselves saying, "If only the referring veterinarian had performed a ____________ test." These are the 10 diagnostic tests that most commonly fill in that blank.

The Veterinary Medicine Interview: Dr. Barrak Pressler Apr 1, 2008 By: Barrak Pressler, DVM, PhD, DACVIM This internist has a passion for teaching and sees great changes ahead in the realm of veterinary education. "The future of veterinary medicine lies in subcertification, meaning students being trained only in small-animal or large-animal medicine."

Screening and medical management of feline kidney transplant candidates Hundreds of cats with failing kidneys have successfully recovered after undergoing this life-saving procedure. Find out how to determine whether some of your feline patients would make good candidates and how to monitor transplant recipients long-term. Feb 1, 2008 By: Jason Bleedorn, DVM, Barrak Pressler, DVM, PhD, DACVIM Kidney transplantation is indicated in cats with decompensated chronic kidney disease or, less commonly, acute, irreversible renal failure.

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