Coral Springs Animal Hospital's Pawfessional Spring 2014

PAWFeSsionAl SPRING 2014 Vol. 3, no. 1 4 Laparoscopic Liver Biopsies Top 5 reasons to do them in Dogs & Cats By: Elizabeth Rawson, DVM, MS, DACVS, CCRT & Jessica Larson, DVM, DACVIM 5 Activated Charcoal The uses and the risks By: Amanda Benton, VMD– CSAH Emergency & Critical Care 6 Bladder Surgery Most of the time these procedures are fairly straight forward, however ... By: Carl Jehn, DVM, MS, DACVS - CSAH Surgeon 8 Colloid Osmotic Pressure How can COP measurement help with critical patient care By: Mary Jackson, DVM—CSAH Emergency & Critical Care - Residency Trained 20 Osteosarcoma Clinical Features, Diagnosis, and Treatment and Prognosis. By: Francisco Alvarez, DVM, DACVIM- CSAH Oncologist 24 Managing Thyroid Disease in Dogs & Cats Current concepts on diagnosing and managing By: IDEXX LABORATORIES 12 By: Haley Johnson, DVM — CSAH Urgent Care Burn injuries are thankfully not a very common occurrence in veterinary patients, but when they do occur they can be life threatening and require intensive management. An understanding of the pathophysiology of burn injuries is important for classifying them and determining the best treatment. 38 Did you make it to NAVC Fun things learned at NAVC by the staff at Coral Springs Animal Hospital 36 CSAH Around Town !!

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