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Neurologic Examination Form

Neurology|Peer Reviewed

Painful Ocular Lesion

Ophthalmology|Peer Reviewed

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January 2006

Neurologic Examination Form

Use this neurologic examination form to ensure that all observations and tests are done and results are recorded for future reference.

Painful Ocular Lesion

Use this neurologic examination form to ensure that all observations and tests are done and results are recorded for future reference.

Hemolytic Anemia

Use this neurologic examination form to ensure that all observations and tests are done and results are recorded for future reference.

Oral Bone Infection

A 7-year-old, neutered male Scottish terrier was presented for professional teeth cleaning because of the owner's complaint of severe halitosis, which was described as being worse than "regular bad dog breath.

Acrylic for Repair of Mandibular Fractures

Fabrication of an intraoral acrylic splint spares damage to tooth roots and structures within the mandibular canal, most other repair techniques.

Treatment of Canine Primary Immune-Mediated Hemolytic Anemia

Fabrication of an intraoral acrylic splint spares damage to tooth roots and structures within the mandibular canal, most other repair techniques.

Parulis or Gumboil

A parulis (gumboil) below the mucogingival line of the lower right first molar indicates where a fistula from a periapical abscess is draining into the oral cavity.

Switching to Another Insulin: What & How

A parulis (gumboil) below the mucogingival line of the lower right first molar indicates where a fistula from a periapical abscess is draining into the oral cavity.

Refusal to Eat

A parulis (gumboil) below the mucogingival line of the lower right first molar indicates where a fistula from a periapical abscess is draining into the oral cavity.

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January 2006

Ultrasonic Scalpels

Ultrasound for Detecting Hypothyroidism

Anticoagulant in Blood Samples: Caution!

Shock Waves: "Tripping Up" Uroliths

Canine Influenza: A Documented Species Transfer

Routine Urinalysis with Steroid Therapy

Improve Hiring Accuracy 2 to 5 Times by Using This Interview Technique

Managing Struvite/Oxalate Urolithiasis: Point/Counterpoint

Ubiquitous Cat Allergens

Fluoroquinolone: It's in the Macrophages

Anesthestic Management of the Geriatric Patient

Cats, Fleas, & Cat Scratch Disease

Inhalation Therapy - New Approaches to Old Diseases

Treatment of Perianal Fistulas

Toxoplasmosis in Dogs Without Immune Compromise

Coping with Heartworm in Cats

Importance of DHA in Cats

Clinician's Brief provides relevant diagnostic and treatment information for small animal practitioners. It has been ranked the #1 most essential publication by small animal veterinarians for 9 years.*

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