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

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

2 Oct

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

6 Aug

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

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

“Misty” is a 4-year old F/S English Setter presented to her veterinarian for inappetance and weight loss. She had lost

17 Apr

In this blog, we will discuss using focused ultrasound of the liver to evaluate for diffuse hepatic parenchymal changes. The