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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

21 Jun

Assessment of Small Intestine Using Ultrasound

Internal Medicine Blog Stephanie Lisciandro

Ultrasound can be very useful for assessing the small intestine. Ultrasound examination can provide information regarding bowel thickness, layering pattern,

25 Feb

Case Study: Ultrasound Findings in Septic Peritonitis in a Dog Members Only

Case Studies Internal Medicine Blog Greg Lisciandro

Case Study: Ultrasound Findings in Peritonitis A 8 year old F/S Cocker Spaniel presented for a 5 day history of

29 Jan

ECC and IM Blog: Standardizing Terms for Probe Maneuvers Members Only

Emergency & Critical Care Blog Internal Medicine Blog Greg Lisciandro

The terms used for maneuvering the probe have been inconsistent and confusing for both physicians and veterinarians. Recently a good

24 Nov

Internal Medicine Case Study: Focused ultrasound of the spleen Members Only

Case Studies Internal Medicine Blog Greg Lisciandro

“Willy” is a 5 year old M/N Golden Retriever with Grade 3 Mast Cell Tumor that was removed from the

16 Nov

Case Study: Using the Vet BLUE Lung Scan for Evaluating Neoplastic Lung Lesions Members Only

Case Studies Internal Medicine Blog Greg Lisciandro

“Sasha” is a 12 year old F/S DSH who was referred for a 2 week history of inappetance and weight loss.

2 Oct

ECC and IM Blog: The Potential Confusion over Point-of-Care Lung Ultrasound Members Only

Emergency & Critical Care Blog Internal Medicine Blog Greg Lisciandro

Returning from the 2017 International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium in Nashville and speaking with colleagues and listening to

6 Aug

Internal Medicine Blog: Staging the Canine Splenic Mass Members Only

Internal Medicine Blog Greg Lisciandro

The canine splenic mass and non-traumatic hemoabdomen caused by a ruptured splenic mass are common clinical presentations to both emergency

10 May

Internal Medicine Blog: Should Acute Decompensation Mitral Valve Disease Cases have TFAST Performed? Members Only

Internal Medicine Blog Greg Lisciandro

When we trained at The Animal Medical Center in New York City in the very early 1990s, the approach to

15 Oct

Global FAST and the Diagnosis of Congestive Heart Failure in a Rabbit Members Only

Case Studies Internal Medicine Blog Greg Lisciandro

“Cinnamon” is a 3 year old F/I French Lop Rabbit who presented for lethargy and decreased appetite. On initial evaluation,

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