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Save the Dates! Angell's Upcoming Spring Continuing Education
Pediatric Veterinary Care
Sunday, March 21, 2021
8:15am - 2:45pm
(5 Interactive CE credits pending RACE approval)
* Pediatric Dentition and Malocclusions - Jessica Riehl,
DVM, DAVDC
* Pectus Excavatum - treating a congenital anomaly of the
chest wall - Sue Casale, DVM, DACVS
* Common Pediatric Treatment Myths: Busted - Virginia
Sinnott-Stutzman, DVM, DACVECC
* - A look at commonly held beliefs that are either
incorrect or outdated about treating various pediatric
emergencies with a focus on treatment
* It's Cute When They're Little: Normal vs. Not in
Puppies and Kittens - Terri Bright, Ph.D., BCBA-D, CAAB
* Pediatric Endocrine Diseases - Evan Mariotti, DVM, DACVIM
>> Registration will open in January 2021 at angell.org/CE
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How to Handle Vestibular Disease & Intervertebral Disc Disease
Wednesday, April 7, 2021
6:15pm - 8:45pm
(2 Interactive CE credits pending RACE approval)
This lecture will cover vestibular disease and intervertebral disc
disease with a round table discussion at the end to field questions
and facilitate open discussion with the group about unique
cases/questions the veterinary community may share.
Speakers
Rob Daniel, DVM, DACVIM (Neurology)
Jennifer Michaels, DVM, DACVIM (Neurology)
>> Registration will open in January 2021 at angell.org/CE
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Beyond the Angell Lobby During the Pandemic
>> Take a sneak peek behind the scenes at Angell and tour our
Boston hospital at angell.org/tour.
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Maximizing Surgical Success
PDA Recognizing ways in which we can improve surgical outcome in an
important part of any veterinary practice. Whether the surgery is
taking place in your clinic, or being referred to a tertiary center,
it is essential to be able to recognize factors that help improve
overall outcome so that we can provide the best possible care for our
patients and clients. Surgery is not just the act of tissue
transformation, but includes the care provided before, during and
after the procedure.
>> Angell's Dr. Emily Ulfelder provides tips to ensure your
patients have a successful surgical outcome.
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Angell's Behavior Service is Here to Help
If your patients are struggling with their new "pandemic" pet or
seeing fear and anxiety as their pets' worlds are turned topsy-turvy,
we can help. We have seen hundreds of pets via teleconference
since April, and client satisfaction with the results is high. We are
here to help!
[email protected] or 617/989-1520.
>> Angell's Behavior Service
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Tooth Resorption in Dogs
Tooth resorption can be classified based on severity, location, and
radiographic appearance. Classifying the type and stage of tooth
resorption allows us to treat properly and relieve discomfort in our
patients. There are seven types of tooth reorption in dogs, as
determined by radiographic appearance.
>>Dr. Alice Ekerdt of Angell's Dentistry team shares insight on
the characteristics, causes, and stages of canine tooth resorption.
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Immune-Mediated Thrombocytopenia (ITP) in Dogs
Immune-mediated thrombocytopenia (ITP) is an important cause of severe
thrombocytopenia in dogs. ITP is a major differential to consider in
any patient presenting with unexplained hemorrhage, bruising, or
petechiae.
>> Learn more about ITP from Lisa Gorman, DVM, DACVIM
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Color Atlas of Canine Lymph Node Cytology
Lymph node fine-needle aspiration (FNA) cytology is a convenient,
rapid, relatively inexpensive and high-yield diagnostic procedure in
dogs. Pathologist Dr. Patty Ewing reviews common cytologic findings
for canine peripheral lymph nodes that are easy to access by general
practitioners without imaging modalities.
>> Learn more
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Cancer Screening Tests in Veterinary Patients
With the diagnosis of cancer increasing in our veterinary patients and
advances in veterinary diagnostic capabilities, there is a recognized
need for early detection of cancer in our patients, prior to the
development of clinical signs. This is where the development and
utility of screening tests becomes important.
>>Find out more from Angell oncologist, Dr. Lee Talbott.
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