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Clinical Trial Seeks to Improve Amputation Procedure

September 25, 2023

There are various reasons why a pet may need an amputation, ranging from external trauma, such as being hit by a car, to a disease state, such as cancer. Although families may be distressed to…
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[surgery using the fluorescent technology to detect cancer cells]

Technology Advances Diagnosis of Head and Neck Cancers in Dogs

August 21, 2017

This technology monitors for spread of tumors A pet’s cancer diagnosis triggers owners’ emotional strain, confusion, and uncertainty about treatment and financial decisions. Thankfully, with the help of engineers and veterinarians at the University of…
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From CCL Tears to TPLO Repairs

April 17, 2017

Rottweilers and Mastiffs are prone to CCL rupture In the NBA and the NFL, a torn ACL—anterior cruciate ligament—is an all-too-common injury. That same injury frequently afflicts dogs (even ones that aren’t athletes), but in…
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[veterinary anesthesiologists - Lynelle Graham]

Veterinary Anesthesiologists: They’re Not Just for Surgeries

February 27, 2017

Other roles: ensure lifelong comfort and health Anesthesia—a controlled state of unconsciousness, almost like induced sleep—is used during a variety of veterinary procedures to ensure that the patient doesn’t feel pain, remains still, and is…
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Clinical Trial Seeks to Improve Amputation Procedure

Technology Advances Diagnosis of Head and Neck Cancers in Dogs

From CCL Tears to TPLO Repairs

Veterinary Anesthesiologists: They’re Not Just for Surgeries

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Clinical Trial Seeks to Improve Amputation Procedure

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