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Leukosis and paratuberculosis: frequently asked questions (Proceedings)Every year I get numerous calls about Johne's disease and bovine leukosis.
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Toxicology Brief: The dangers of yew ingestionFor millennia, people used yew alkaloids as both a method of suicide and a chemical weapon during hunting and warfare.
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What to put insideDrains and air-return ducts may not seem sexy, but thoughtful choices about behind-the-scenes tools let your new practice work harder for you.
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Imaging of acute thoracic disease (Proceedings)Obvious thoracic disease need not be discussed here. Fulminating heart failure, pneumonia, advanced metastatic lung disease, severe pneumothorax and pleural effusion are reliably diagnosed radiographically. What I would like to share with you are the less obvious radiographic manifestations of acute cardio-respiratory disease and my approach to diagnosis. And remember, in the final assessment much can be learned from the presenting clinical signs. Does the patient have a cardiac murmur or history of heart disease? Was there an observed or suspected trauma?
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AAAS symposium-Wildlife in captivity: Ethics and zoosShould zoos exist? And if yes, for what purpose?
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Trial by fire: coping with disasterThis veterinary practice survived a devastating blaze that killed 16 patients and destroyed the building.
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Giardia, cryptosporidia, tritrichomonas (Proceedings)Giardia, cryptosporidia, and tritrichomonas.
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Identify theft workshop: Learn how to protect you and your practice: Part 1 (Proceedings)Identity theft occurs when someone uses your personally identifying information, like your name, Social Security number, or credit card number, without your permission, to commit fraud or other
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Trapped in ParadiseVisiting exotic locales, helping animals and people in need. Sounds exciting, doesn't it? It can be - or you can find yourself frustrated, disillusioned, and disappointed, as I did.
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Management of tear film disorders in the dog and cat (Proceedings)The precorneal tear film is a substantial structure both in its size and functional importance. Yet it's difficult to directly evaluate.
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Enteritis--is it an ultrasonographic diagnosis (Proceedings)Thickening of the intestinal wall is the most common ultrasonographic finding in inflammatory bowel diseases.
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8 quick makeover ideasIs your practice crying out for a new look? And is your budget screaming, "No!"? Well, help is here. Our team of design experts, all members of the Veterinary Economics Editorial Advisory Board, knows you probably can't afford a complete hospital overhaul. But you can give your practice a makeover--just take it one room at a time. These eight tips will help you get started:
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Getting ready for the eye patient (and earn a raise) (Proceedings)Anatomic and physiologic considerations are the basis for proper diagnostic techniques. We will discuss basic diagnostic procedures and relative pharmacological consideration to enhance the ophthalmic examination.
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Ocular emergencies: Presenting signs, initial exam and treatment (Proceedings)In this text, I will touch on a few select ocular emergencies that are deemed dire if vision or the globe is to be saved.
