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Comparing Parasite Detection Techniques

Carly Jordon, February 11, 2010

To determine the accuracy of fecal flotation, this study compared the sensitivity of 2 methods used to identify several common intestinal parasites: Fecalyzer (vetoquinol.com) or Fecal Ova Float de

Full Moons & Friday the 13th

Heather Troyer, February 11, 2010

This article evaluated variables that could affect emergency clinic caseload (month of year, day of week, time of day, day of the year, major holidays, Friday the 13th, full moon).

Flu in the 20th Century

Indu Mani, February 11, 2010

This review discusses the major influenza A (H1N1) epidemics of the 20th century and examines the evolution of the virus over time.

Hyperpigmented, Bleeding Ulceration in a Gecko

Michael Murray, February 11, 2010

An 18-month-old male albino leopard gecko (Eublepharis macularius) presented with a nonhealing, hyperpigmented, bleeding ulceration on its back of 2 months’ duration.

NT-proBNP Helps Determine Cause of Dyspnea?

P. Jane Armstrong, February 11, 2010

Distinguishing dyspnea in cats caused by primary respiratory disease from that caused by congestive heart failure (CHF) is challenging.

Viral Conjunctivitis in Dogs

Clinician's Brief, February 11, 2010

Infectious conjunctivitis is common in canine populations, but few viral causes have been consistently associated with this condition.

Diagnostic Tips—CCL Disease

Ron McLaughlin, February 11, 2010

Dogs with complete cranial cruciate ligament (CCL) rupture demonstrate clinically characteristic severe lameness; however, those with partial stability and only mild lameness are more diagnosticall

Treating Nasal Aspergillosis—Intranasal Clotrimazole

Clinician's Brief, February 11, 2010

This case report described nasal aspergillosis in 2 cats.

Demodicosis in Adult Dogs

Karen A. Moriello, February 11, 2010

Three species of canine Demodex mites have been described: D canis, an unnamed short-bodied Demodex mite, and D injai.

Pneumothorax—Identified with Minimal Training?

Elizabeth Thomosky, February 11, 2010

Penetrating chest trauma and complications due to tension pneumothorax can lead to death if not rapidly detected.

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