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Registration Filling up for Angell Spring 2020 CE for Vets and Techs
Sunday, March 15, 2020
8:00am - 2:45pm
Newton Marriott
5 CE Credits (RACE approved)
Register here. Visit angell.org/CE for details.
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Practical Tips and Techniques for Emergency Triage and Care
*Tips for Fluid Therapy: When to Use Which Types of Fluids and Why
- by Courtney Peck, DVM, DACVECC
*Diagnosing and Stabilizing the Cat in Respiratory Distress: Tips and
Tricks - Jinni Sinnott-Stutzman, DVM, DACVECC
*Triage for Brachycephalic Dogs - Meghan Whelan, DVM, DACVECC
*Stay & Play or Scoop & Go? - Alison Allukian, DVM
Determining whether to triage animals right away to a referral
hospital or whether to take stabilization/diagnostics steps prior to
referral
*ECC Survival Summary: 5 Subjects in 50 Minutes - Kiko Bracker,
DVM, DACVECC
* Feline obstipation
* Thyroid storm
* Esophagostomy tube placement
* Chest wound management
* Abdominocentesis
Wednesday, April 1, 2020
6:00pm - 8:45pm
Newton Marriott
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2 CE Credits (pending RACE approval)
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Three Pieces of the Oncology Puzzle
*Lower urinary tract cancer in dogs - by Ji-In Lee, DVM
*A Closer Look at Addressing 2 Types of Feline Cancer - by J. Lee
Talbott, DVM, DACVIM (Medical Oncology)
- Part 1: Feline oral squamous cell carcinoma
- Part 2: Emerging use of Palladia in feline neoplasia
Angell Expands Oncology Service and Welcomes
Megan Duckett, DVM, DACVIM (Medical Oncology)
Last week we welcomed Megan Duckett, DVM, DACVIM (Medical
Oncology) to Angell's Oncology team.
Dr. Duckett began her veterinary career in a comparative oncology
research lab at the University of Minnesota where she earned her
veterinary degree before completing a rotating internship at Wheat
Ridge Animal Hospital in Denver, CO. She then returned to the
University of Minnesota for a medical oncology residency and served as
chief resident. In 2019, she won an ACVIM resident research award for
her project evaluating alpha- and beta-blockers as potential radiation
sensitizers. Dr. Duckett continues to foster a strong interest in the
translation of research from the laboratory bench to the oncology
clinic.
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Canine-specific Albumin (CSA): Is it More Effective than Non-canine
Products?
CSA can help with plasma volume in shock as well as in patients that
have hypoproteinemia. Are non-canine products like human albumin as
effective? Meghan Whelan, DVM, DACVECC, CVA provides insight.
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What is the Best Approach to Hypertension?
One of the biggest challenges facing veterinary practitioners
attempting to manage hypertension in dogs and cats is accuracy of the
measurement. Erika de Papp, DVM, DACVIM shares an approach to
hypertension including the latest techniques and treatments.
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How to Spot and Treat Otitis Media/Interna
Otitis media, an inflammatory disease process affecting the middle
ear, is a frequent ailment recognized in small animal veterinary
practices in both canine and feline patients. It results in damage to
the tympanic membrane and bulla and a variety of clinical signs
ranging from pain to vestibular signs. Veterinary neurologist Dr.
Michele James discusses the presentation, diagnosis and treatment of
these cases.
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Top Take-Aways About Gastric Protectants
Dr. Daniela Ackley provides a review of the Rational Administration of
Gastric Protectants to Dogs and Cats ACVIM Consensus Statement
including guidelines for use. How do noxious agents cause gastric
mucosal injury? What are the mechanisms of action of gastric acid
protectants and their side effects?
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The Four Most Commonly Reported Cutaneous Tumors in Cats
Cytologic evaluation of feline cutaneous mass aspirates is a
convenient, rapid way of obtaining a definitive or presumptive
diagnosis in a majority of patients. In this essential color atlas of
feline tumors, pathologist Dr. Patty Ewing provides a color atlas of
the four most commonly reported cutaneous tumors in cats - can you
guess which they are?
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