Canine Medicine CD

At the Canine Medicine event held on Sunday November 9, 2008 at the Rydges Hotel in Port Macquarie NSW, presenter Graham Swinney covered a broad range of topics using an interactive and case-based approach.

Graham illustrated how to get the most out of routine clinical pathology using both routine tests and useful but less routine ones; rational approaches to fevers that have an unknown cause in patients including tests for common and less common causes and how to deal with anaemia, regenerative and non-regenerative.

Chapter information from the 84-pages of notes
Maximising the use of your clinical pathology laboratory (Appropriate sample collection, Test selection/interpretation/in-house vs send-out and Interpretation of test results in light of the patient), The fever of unknown origin patient - a how-to guide (Definitions, Hyperthermia, Mechanism of fever, Aetiology of true fever in dogs, Approach to a fever patient and Fever case studies), Anaemia (The approach to an anaemic patient, Causes of anaemia and Anaemia case studies)