
Management of Hypovolaemia and Dehydration in the Neonatal Patient
Hypovolaemia refers to a decrease in the amount of fluid circulating in the bloodstream. Learn all about it in this informative article.
Hypovolaemia refers to a decrease in the amount of fluid circulating in the bloodstream. Learn all about it in this informative article.
This discussion aims to highlight, and clarify some of the current controversies in the crystalloid versus colloid use in fluid resuscitation, as well as to address some of the safety concerns regarding the use of synthetic colloids in septic patients.
This article will explore the presentation, pertinent pathophysiology, patient selection, treatment considerations and outcomes of medical management of canine pyometra.
Listen to Dr. Philip Judge as he reviews some of the recent veterinary publications, to see what they say about how we can best manage these critically ill patients.
What are the key anaesthetic differences between cats and dogs? Learn all about it in this informative article.
Here’s a detailed blog about tranexamic acid and its potential use in a wide range of emergency and critical illnesses in the dog.
A summary of the pathology of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis in critical illness, and to outline current knowledge on diagnostics and treatment of CIRCI in dogs and cats.
Learn all about Management of Hypothermia under General Anaesthesia with this informative article by Dr Philip Judge. Read now!
Laryngeal paralysis may result from dysfunction of laryngeal muscles, recurrent laryngeal, or vagus nerves, or cricoarytenoid ankylosis.
The diagnosis and management of pancreatitis in small animal patients can present several challenges. Read more to get the latest updates!
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