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Long Live the Dinosaurs

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Clinician's Brief, March 11, 2010

While the staff at Clinician’s Brief certainly felt that, even in the digital age, a print version of our journal is still needed (and wanted), none of us anticipated the plethora of resp

Letters from Our Readers

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Clinician's Brief, March 2006

I read with interest the information presented in "Bread Dough Toxicosis" (November 2005, page 33).

Letters from Readers: One on One

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Clinician's Brief, July 2009

Why Not Fibular Head Transposition?
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Presurgical Screening in Whom & Why

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Thomas Schermerhorn, November 2004

I read with great interest the commentary from Dr. Thomas Schermerhorn regarding the use of screening tests in geriatrics (NAVC Clinician's Brief®, September 2004, pages 47-48). I would greatly appreciate hearing his comments regarding presurgical screening done for young, healthy patients admitted for routine surgical procedures. My opinion is that the trend for such testing is not based on science.

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Clinician's Brief, February 2006

First of all, great magazine-we read it cover to cover. Great info! Three comments regarding the November issue:

Letters from Readers: One on One

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Clinician's Brief, March 2009

Dear Editor:
In the article Changes in Feline Eating Behavior (October 2008), the author says the following in regard to types of tooth resorption in cats:

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Clinician's Brief, January 2009

From Publication to Patient

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Clinician's Brief, August 2008

Student Debt: Readers' Thoughts

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Colin F. Burrows, November 2007

Question on Capsule Commentary: Dermatitis Found Where?

Dear Editor:

Just received your September 2007 issue and have a comment and question.

The comment: Doug Mader's editorial to the readers was spot on (From NAVC, page 6)! I have been recommending the NAVC Conference as a resource for GREAT exotic and small animal continuing education for years.

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Clinician's Brief, November 2008

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