A very interesting approach to consider in this retrospective study. Owners were involved immediately on recovery in these dogs managed electively for their BOAS. Food for thought…!
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We are releasing a New Episode Tomorrow: Heart Murmurs in Puppies! Hope you enjoy it! @heartbeat_pod#vetcardiology
It takes 2 to make a thing go right. Read our latest publication on the synergistic effects of rivaroxaban and clopidogrel on platelet function in domestic cats 👇(1/2)
https://t.co/chkV6klRdn
The final instalment (pdf) of our cytology/literature mini-series here: airway sampling in the ER! Hopefully there were some useful tips and the literature was interesting also! with Dr. Kate Baker https://t.co/7CKL2Zjryv https://t.co/JFfu3Ft9EK
Expectations and treatment recommendations are still evolving in this realm, but when retrospectively exploring kidneys with ureteral obstructions, 30% resolved ultrasonographically when managed medically. JVIM. Open access. https://t.co/7CKL2ZjZo3 #vetmed https://t.co/lIpYXVJbBN
Topical at the moment with something for everybody here, but one specific comment that this article highlights: aspiration does not equal aspiration pneumonia. #veterinary#vetmed#veterinario#vetlit#openaccess#ebvm
https://t.co/x6vzjxd6MT
How do you approach the ingested sewing needle…? Watching and waiting is a reasonable option according to these cases. Note the mean transit time of 59 hours and the recommendations in people discussed also.
JSAP. Open access. #veterinary#veterinario
https://t.co/mwhJw5ckG0
This study assesses fibrinolysis in septic dogs, in part by quantifying thrombin activatable fibrinolysis inhibitor (TAFI), which would usually impair fibrinolysis. Overall, septic dogs were hypercoagulable and hypofibrinolytic. Open access. #veterinary
https://t.co/oud7Sr9Lhx
A discussion of the many feasible causes of non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema – including but not limited to neurogenic, electrocution induced, and post-obstructive pulmonary edema. #veterinary#veterinario#vetmed#vetlit
https://t.co/qiub276BVE
📖Our online journal club CPD with Professor Dan Chan DVM DipACVECC DipECVECC DipACVN MRCVS and @vetlit_articles starts next month, come and get involved! #vet
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Delayed post-op bleeding attributed to hyperfibrinolysis occurs in Scottish deerhounds and greyhounds. This study identifies variants in a gene (SERPINF2, encoding alpha-2 antiplasmin, which would impair fibrinolysis) as being associated with the bleeding https://t.co/3NfEUo7g6V
Some site additions you may find useful - you can now find the most recent articles on urethral obstructions, seizures and epilepsy, and pericardial effusions. Let me know if you have any specific requests, there are more on the way🙂 #veterinary#veterinario#vetmed#vetmedicine
Remember the pancytopenia outbreak in the UK in 2021 – here it is in full https://t.co/5xDY4XIVqF plus more detailed case features here https://t.co/sifJgo6yta
Importantly – the potential for mycotoxin induced pancytopenia and bone marrow hypo- to aplasia from contaminated feeds
Awareness of this diagnosis is important. In particular the imaging findings, the uncommon need for specific intervention, and the persistence on imaging medium-term. Important not to diagnose as another type of mass lesion… https://t.co/PqsmW90G3I
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A very important contribution here – the first output from the RECOVER registry summarises data from over 700 CPR events from 16 clinics worldwide. 3% of dogs and 2% of cats survived to hospital discharge.
https://t.co/8r4rRIb6k9
This highlights the need to monitor glucose closely after administration of insulin to hyperkalaemic patients and no one-size-fits-all ratio of dextrose to insulin seems to exist. Median dextrose:insulin being 2g:1unit (median insulin dose 0.17 units/kg).
https://t.co/RpNj7Z6JfX