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ARTHRODESIS OF THE EQUINE PROXIMAL INTERPHALANGEAL JOINTmembers
Arthrodesis in horses is sometimes indicated and especially in joints consisting of numerous small bones this can become very tricky. This little study compares the biomechanical characteristics, failure mode, and effects of side (left or right limb) and end (forelimb or hindlimb) of different screws in 2-screw, parallel-screw proximal interphalangeal joint arthrodesis constructs in horses.

Diagnosis of coagulopathies in neonatal foalsmembers
Coagulopathies are common and life-threatening problems, especially in (neonatal) foals with sepsis. In this study, coagulation and platelet function parameters were measured using a viscoelastic analyzer in 3 groups: foals presenting to a neonatal intensive care unit with presumed sepsis, normal foals, and adult horses. The evaluation is simple and fast and requires only one citrated blood sample. But can it also identify neonatal foals with (subclinical) coagulopathies due to a suspected sepsis?

Surgical technique and the radiographic fusion of an ununited Processus anconaeusmembers
Ununited Processus anconaei are quite common in numerous mostly large or giant breeds, and the therapy of choice is surgery. In this study it was determined if internal fixation of the anconeus combined with a proximal ulnar osteotomy was more likely to result in fusion of the anconeus to the ulna compared with a proximal ulnar osteotomy alone.

Hemilaminectomy and vertebral stabilisation for thoracolumbar disc protrusion in dogsmembers
Hemilaminectomy and vertebral stabilisation (+/− annulectomy) for the treatment of thoracolumbar disc protrusion in dogs are standard procedures. Nevertheless, this study is very interesting: It evaluates the results of this therapy in 28 dogs with thoracolumbar annular protrusions treated by hemilaminectomy and vertebral stabilisation, including both the neurological function 24 hours following surgery and the Long-term follow-up (by clinical examination or telephone questionnaire).

Paw pad corns in dogs - a frustrating diseasemembers
Paw pad corns are a common and very painful problem in certain dog breeds e.g. greyounds, leading to chronic lameness. Surgical therapy often gives only disappointing results, especially the long-term prognosis is not too good. This review describes the signalment and response to surgical treatment, and proposes aetiopathogenetic mechanisms for the development of paw pad corns in dogs.


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Balloon dilatation of benign esophageal strictures in cats and dogsmembers
Esophageal strictures are common problems especially post surgery and various therapeutic methods are described. Unfortunately, additional strictures due to fibrosis are sometimes sequela of the therapy. Is the balloon dilatation a good therapeutic option?

Retinal degeneration in Abyssinian and Somali catsmembers
Hereditary retinal degeneration is a well-known problem especially in Abyssinian cats. How frequent is the allele which is responsible for the problem worldwide in Abyssinian and Somali cats? This and some other important questions were evaluated in a closed colony of affected cats.

Topical anaesthetic formulation in lambs after castration and tail docking
Pain control after surgical procedures has become very important in both veterinary and human medicine. An increasing number of both small animals but also large animals nowadays receives analgetics after surgery. In this study, the effect of a topical anaesthetic formulation on pain alleviation, wound healing and systemic levels of local anaesthetic actives in lambs undergoing castration and tail docking was investigated - both very common procedures.

Bovine herpesvirus type 5 in the semen of a healthy bull
Artificial insemination is widely used in the cattle industry and a major challenge is to ensure that semen is free of infectious agents. A healthy donor bull was tested for freedom from infectious agents. But with one of the sensitive new diagnostic techniques a potentially very pathogen virus was isolated - in absence of any clinical signs...



BOVINE

  • Transcutaneous ultrasonographic diagnosis of mid- to late-gestation in cattlemembers
  • Correlation of Serum Troponin I and Myocardial Damage in Cattle with Monensin Toxicosismembers
  • Immunohistochemical changes in the bladder wall of cows with enzootic hematuriamembers
  • Acute phase proteins to diagnose subclinical mastitis in cowsmembers
  • Triclabendazole in the treatment of Fasciola hepaticamembers
  • Genetic Factor XI Deficiency in Holstein Cows in Japanmembers
  • Epithelioid cells in bovine lymph nodes without carcinomamembers
  • Lung surfactant factor and respiratory diseases in large animalsmembers

    EQUINE

  • Central venous pressure measurement in normal horsesmembers
  • Additional radiographic projection of the equine temporomandibular jointmembers
  • Ultrasonographic diagnosis of coxofemoral subluxation in horsesmembers
  • Role of Clara Cell Secretory Protein in equine recurrent airway obstructionmembers
  • Keratomycosis in horses: clinical signs and outcomemembers
  • Clostridium-perfringens-induced hemolytic anemia in a pony (case report)members
  • Paranasal sinus fibromatosis in a middle-aged horsemembers
  • Direct versus indirect measurement of intra-abdominal pressure in horsesmembers

    SMALL ANIMAL PRACTICE

  • New prognostic marker in canine mammary carcinomasmembers
  • Single versus two-portal access in endoscopic ovariectomy of bitchesmembers
  • Novel CastLess Plate for pancarpal arthrodesis in dogsmembers
  • Latent versus clinical encephalitozoonosis in pet rabbitsmembers
  • Circadian rhythm of left atrial pressure in dogs with mitral valve regurgitation
  • Do only genetic mutations cause hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in cats?
  • Expression of c-KIT Protein in Feline Soft Tissue Fibrosarcomasmembers
  • Comparison of the side effects of five different lidocain infusions in dogsmembers

    SWINE PRACTICE

  • Surgical correction of eye malformation in a potbellied pigmembers
  • Breed-dependent susceptibilities to Porcine Circovirus Type–2-infectionsmembers
  • PMWS and PCV2-infections in pigsmembers
  • Femoral versus auricular blood pressure measurements in pigsmembers
  • Role of macrophages in `classical swine fever`members
  • Bone marrow pathology in pigs with classical swine fevermembers
  • Control strategies of proliferative enteropathy in pigsmembers
  • Interstitial nephritis in pigs with postweaning multisystemic wasting syndromemembers

    ARTICLES

  • Vitamin D in alpacas
  • Update to swine influenza
  • Association between number of wild birds samples for H5N1 and disease outbreaks
  • Meloxicam versus tolfenamic acid given before mulesing in lambsmembers
  • Serum cystatin C as marker in humans with mildly impaired kidney functionmembers
  • New antiarrhythmic drugs for atrial fibrillationmembers
  • Rotoresection for benign prostatic hyperplasia
  • First case of avian influenza in Switzerland in two years

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    ACVIM Congress 2010

    The highest standards of care for your patients while pushing the envelope of discoveries in internal medicine.

    ACVIM Forum
    9-12 June 2010
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    VEPRA Conference 2010

    Veterinary European Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Association
    Physical therapy of the stifle

    15th - 16th May 2010
    Zagreb, Croatia


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    EVDI Annual Conference 2010
    21-25 July 2010
    Giessen, Germany

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    35th Annual World Small Animal Veterinary Association Congress
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    2-5 June 2010
    Geneva / Switzerland



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    European Veterinary Conference `the Voorjaarsdagen`
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    Vets4Africa combines science and adventure
    Vets4Africa brings veterinary science professionals from around the world to experience Africa in a way uniquely tailored to complement their professional interests.

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    Order the ESAVS free information brochure 2010 and learn more about the veterinary intensive training programs in over 20 disciplines in Europe and Asia.
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