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Ultrasound is extremely sensitive for the diagnosis of pneumoperitoneum! The concept is air rises into least gravity-dependent “highest” locations and

10 Jan

FASTVet Monthly Webinar: November-December 2019 – Focused Cardiac Ultrasound in Cats Members Only

Emergency & Critical Care Blog FASTVet AWESOME Webinars Full Length Stephanie Lisciandro

This was a unique Monthly Webinar in which we actually went through the Blog entitled “ECC and IM Blog –

4 Dec

ECC and IM Blog – Must Read and Watch – Nonspecialist Practitioner (NSP) Screening Echo Views for Cats Members Only

Emergency & Critical Care Blog Internal Medicine Blog Stephanie Lisciandro

This Loughran et al. is an interesting feline study evaluating echo views as a 2-minute screening test for feline heart

14 Mar

ECC and IM Blog – Vomiting as a Sign Related to Pericardial Effusion Members Only

Emergency & Critical Care Blog Internal Medicine Blog Stephanie Lisciandro

Maybe this month’s FASTVet Monthly Webinar should be a Journal Club and discussing recent studies and critical thinking regarding ultrasound

29 Dec

ECC and IM Blog: Canine Anaphylaxis and Its Medically-treated Hemoabdomen

Emergency & Critical Care Blog Stephanie Lisciandro

Every veterinarian should know about the sonographic finding of the gallbladder halo sign, its rule outs, and its use as

6 Nov

ECC and IM Blog – Updated AFAST, TFAST and Vet BLUE Proceedings Members Only

Emergency & Critical Care Blog Stephanie Lisciandro

Here are updated Proceedings. Please cite “Used with Permission from Dr. Greg Lisciandro, DVM, DABVP, DACVECC, CEO FASTVet.com and President

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