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Herding Zebras in Imaging: Crazy VIN Radiographs and How to Work Through the Hard Stuff What do you do when you come across something you've never seen before? Join Kevin Jepsen-Grant, DVM, Sunday at 9 p.m. ET to learn how to work through the fundamentals of interpretation and make sense of your findings. That zebra might just be an odd-looking horse. *This session will feature audio. Take the readiness test before attending. Use the Rounds link in the main navigation bar to join the discussion. Not able to attend? Find out how to catch up on missed Rounds sessions and stay informed about upcoming sessions. | ||
Cannabinoid Study Dawn M. Boothe, DVM, PhD, DACVIM (Internal Medicine), DACVCP, of the Clinical Pharmacology Lab (CPL) at Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine, and her team are developing a cannabinoid assay and they are looking for veterinary patients receiving a cannabinoid product or plant. If you have a canine or feline patient that is receiving marijuana or derivatives for medical purposes, consider contributing a blood sample. Learn more here (scroll down to "Cannabinoid Study" for all the details).
New Clinical Trial: Prospective Randomized Clinical Trial of Doxepin in Canine Laryngeal Paralysis New Study:
Check the clinical trials page to see if any of the ongoing trials might make new or novel therapies available for your patients. If you would like to add your clinical trial or research project, please complete this survey or contact mrishniw@vin.com.
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Texas Farm Radio VetzInsight
Acceptance and effects of a therapeutic renal food in pet cats with chronic kidney disease
Does music influence emotional state in race horses?
Owner Concerned About Anesthesia For Older Dog With Gingival Hyperplasia: Is There A Non-Surgical Treatment?
Advice For Securing An Esophageal Feeding Tube In A Cat; Videos Demonstrating Esophageal Tube Placement, Replacement, And Removal In A Cat
Gecko Fecal: Are These Pinworm Eggs? |
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Upcoming Conferences
Participants will learn about a variety of common toxicologic hazards that are frequently encountered by pets. Each presentation will focus on a certain body system. The initial session will cover toxicants that affect the kidney, the second session will cover toxicants that affect the cardiovascular system, the third session will cover toxicants that affect the Central Nervous System (CNS), and the final session will cover the toxicology of toxicants that affect the liver. All sessions will include toxicologic risk, diagnosis and management of exposures/toxicoses. Coughing Dogs - Cardiac or Respiratory? Coughing is a common presenting complaint in small animal practice. It can be caused by cardiac or respiratory disease. Since these diseases are treated differently, successful treatment requires determining the cause of the cough. This course discusses the diagnostic approach to a coughing patient so that the general practitioner can come up with an optimal treatment plan. Check the World Clock Time Zone Converter to confirm class start times for your area. Visit the CE Participant Resource Center to learn the basics of online CE, how to find your course area, CE participation requirements, and much more! To see what other courses are currently open for enrollment, browse the Course Catalog on the CE Main Page. Follow VIN CE and VSPN on Twitter!
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