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Veterinary Newsletters | 2023-09-28
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Canine ehrlichiosis seropositivity and associated factors in Kenya and Tanzania
Ehrlichiosis is an important tickborne disease that causes severe illness in dogs and this research has contributed to the body of knowledge on this disease in our East African region.
Read moreVeterinary Newsletters | 2023-02-07
Help Avoid Anesthetic Complications
Thanks to increased client awareness and compliance, preanesthetic testing is not only practical and accepted, it is also expected. The results benefit everyone as they decrease client anxiety, improve anesthetic safety, establish baseline data and increase a practice’s financial health.
Read moreVeterinary Newsletters | 2023-02-07
Cytology of Spleen
Fine needle aspiration (FNA) of the spleen may be helpful in the diagnostic work-up and development of a treatment plan for patients with suspected disease involving the spleen. As sensitive imaging procedures have become more widely available, the use of cytology for evaluation of abdominal organs has increased.
Read moreVeterinary Newsletters | 2023-02-07
Age Doesn’t Mean a Thing – Or Does It?
It is unfortunate that our patients and clients have a similarity, in that, pets, just like humans, are prone to agerelated diseases.
Read morePathologists’ Corner | 2022-08-18
High Sensitivity Cardiac Troponin I (hs-cTnI)
Acute Myocardial Infarction (AMI) is the major cause of death and disability worldwide with an increasing incidence. The risk of death is highest within the first few hours of AMI onset. Rapid identification of AMI is critical for the initiation of medical treatment and management.
Read morePathologists’ Corner | 2022-08-18
Lipoprotein
Lipoprotein (a) also referred to as Lp (a) is structurally similar to LDL- C with the exception of the presence of apolipoprotein (a) or apo (a) moiety attached to its apo B component1. Apo(a) shares homology with the fibrin binding domain of plasminogen leading to impaired conversion to its active form plasmin.
Read morePathologists’ Corner | 2022-08-18
D – dimer
D dimer has been in use for almost three decades, as a screening tool for Venous thromboembolism (VTE)¹. It is one of many Fibrin degradation products (FDP) produced after a clot is degraded by the process of fibrinolysis. FDPs come in a variety of molecular weights.
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