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Radiation Options Available for Your Patients
04/24/2013
In his introduction to this topic, John Farrelly, DVM, DACVIM (Oncology), DACVR (Radiation Oncology) discusses why radiation therapy should be considered as part of the treatment plan for cancer in th...
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Staging for Cancer: How it Can Benefit Your Practice
04/24/2013
In his introduction to this topic, Gerald Post, DVM, MEM, DACVIM (Oncology) discusses the rationale for staging as part of the work-up for cancer in veterinary patients. View this presentation on dem...
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Glomerular Filtration
04/23/2013
A review of the glomerular filtration system and urine production. Learn more about Proteinuria on demand: http://www.vetvine.com/list/index/profile/listing_id/104/proteinuria-urine-a-losing-sit
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Updates for Treating B and T Cell Lymphoma in Dogs and Cats
04/23/2013
Gerald Post, DVM, MEM, DACVIM (Oncology) outlines his discussion on what's new in the treatment of B cell and T cell lymphoma in dogs and cats. View this presentation in its entirety on demand (Overa...
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Cytology and Diagnosing Lymphoma
04/23/2013
The role of fine needle aspiration and cytology for diagnosing lymphoma in dogs and cats. View more on this topic on demand: http://www.vetvine.com/list/index/profile/listing_id/301/lymphoma-new-up...
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Renal Tubular Function
04/22/2013
A review of the anatomy of the nephron and function of renal tubules. Learn more about Renal Tubular Disorders on demand: http://www.vetvine.com/list/index/view?listing_id=57
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Renal Tubular Disorders
04/22/2013
In the introduction to his discussion on this topic, Joseph Bartges, DVM, PhD, DACVIM, DACVN outlines general principles regarding renal tubular disorders in companion animals. View this presentation...
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04/19/2013
Canine and Feline Gastroenterology, 2013, Chapter 59; pp 778-798.
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The Fundus is Your Friend - Subalbinotic Fundus
04/19/2013
In this "The Fundus is Your Friend" segment, the normal variation of subalbinism is discussed.
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