Repeat Radiography: The Mechanical Obstruction Dilemma in Veterinary Patients

Determining whether a suspected GI obstruction exists can be challenging: when will follow-up radiography suffice, and when should surgery be pursued? The results from this study offer helpful insight.

Foreign Body Obstruction in Dogs: Comparing Outcomes of Enterotomy with Intestinal Resection & Anastomosis

Surgical removal of intestinal foreign bodies has inherent risks. Compare the risks of enterotomy and intestinal resection and anastomosis, and learn what to look for in patients undergoing these procedures.

Thymoma Survival in Rabbits

Thymomas in rabbits are considered benign but can be invasive. Discover whether prednisolone monotherapy, radiation treatment, or no treatment is best for this condition.

Albuterol Inhalant Exposure in Dogs

Dogs may be exposed to albuterol when chewing on a metered-dose inhaler. Know what to expect in these toxicosis cases.

Foreign Body Ingestion & Behavior Disorders in Dogs

Behavior conditions in patients with pica have been investigated in humans but not in dogs. Explore the results of this study on foreign body ingestion in dogs.

Measuring Vertebral Left Atrial Size in Dogs

Vertebral left atrial size (VLAS) is an objective radiographic measurement that can help determine whether left atrial enlargement is present with suspected or diagnosed myxomatous mitral valve disease. Review how to calculate VLAS in dogs.

Metatarsal Draining Tract in a German Shepherd Dog

When a German shepherd’s metatarsal draining tracts don’t respond to two rounds of high-tier antibiotics, a dermatologist is called in to help. Follow this fascinating case study of a lesser-known fistulous condition in dogs.

Histiocytic Sarcoma Imaging in Dogs

Histiocytic sarcoma is an uncommon neoplasm that occurs in dogs, but diagnosis can be challenging because of its various presentations. Learn how to identify histiocytic sarcoma using cytology, radiography, and ultrasonography.

Lymph Node Dissection in Dogs

When histopathology is warranted to assess a lymph node for metastasis, excisional biopsy is the preferred sampling method. Feel confident in your lymphadenectomy skills with the help of this step-by-step guide filled with surgical insights and tips.

Low Total Thyroxine in Dogs

The many potential causes of euthyroid sick syndrome mean that a low total T₄ isn't sufficient to diagnose hypothyroidism. Determine when further thyroid testing is warranted with the help of this diagnostic algorithm.

Differential Diagnosis: Splenomegaly in Dogs

The causes of splenomegaly vary greatly, ranging from local to systemic, physiologic to pathologic, and transient to permanent. Narrow down the possibilities with the help of this comprehensive list.

Effusion Testing & Classification

There are many nuances to analyzing cavitary effusion. Use this quiz to test your knowledge of classification and differential diagnoses.