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Pulmonary Hypertension in Dogs: Diagnosis and Therapy
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 2010Pulmonary hypertension (PH) has been recognized as a clinical syndrome for many years in veterinary medicine, but routine accurate clinical diagnosis in dogs was greatly enhanced by widespread use of echocardiography and Doppler echocardiography. Most cases of PH in veterinary medicine can be categorized as precapillary or postcapillary.
Heidi B, Kellihan, Rebecca L, Stepien
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Psychological Therapy with the Assistance of Therapy Dogs
2022Terapija životinjama (Animal Assisted Intervention, AAI) temelji se na interakciji čovjeka i životinje, a cilj joj je pomoći ljudima kako bi se lakše nosili s određenim zdravstvenim stanjima. Intervencija uz pomoć životinja spada u kreativne tehnike koje pridonose procesu savjetovanja na interaktivan i inovativan način. Teorijska osnova intervencije uz
Šućurović, Sandra, Grubor, Patrik
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Laser therapy in dogs and humans—is there a difference?
British Journal of Urology, 1997Objective To compare quantitatively the reduction of volume of benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) achieved by laser therapy in dogs and men. Patients, materials and methods Twelve mongrels, with a mean prostatic volume of 33.4 mL ...
H W, Gottfried +6 more
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Trial of gene therapy in diabetic dogs
Veterinary Record, 2016I WISH to inform colleagues of a clinical trial currently underway at Dick White Referrals, which I hope will be of interest to small animal practitioners, who may also be able to assist with further case recruitment. I have been working for the past five years in collaboration with colleagues from the departments of medicine at the University of ...
Rob, Foale, Dick White, Referrals
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Update on Immununosuppressive Therapies for Dogs and Cats
Veterinary Clinics of North America: Small Animal Practice, 2013Treatment of immune-mediated disease in dogs and cats continues to evolve as new therapies are introduced or adapted from human medicine. Glucocorticoids remain the first-line therapy for many of the immune-mediated or inflammatory diseases of cats and dogs.
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2012
Complementary treatments may include goal-directed dog visits to specific populations, called animal-assisted therapy, or more casual encounters designed to provide socialization and increase comfort, called animal-assisted activities. Therapy dogs may be permitted into areas that may typically restrict animals (e.g., schools, hospitals, and ...
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Complementary treatments may include goal-directed dog visits to specific populations, called animal-assisted therapy, or more casual encounters designed to provide socialization and increase comfort, called animal-assisted activities. Therapy dogs may be permitted into areas that may typically restrict animals (e.g., schools, hospitals, and ...
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The Therapy of Genital Trauma by Dog Bite
Journal of Urology, 1989Genital trauma by dog bite rarely is reported. We present 2 cases of dog bite to the external genitalia involving male infants. Rabies precautions, tetanus prophylaxis and antimicrobial therapy are reviewed. Both children required surgical debridement and split thickness skin grafts for repair.
J F, Donovan, W E, Kaplan
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Assisted therapy with dogs in cancer services
Nursing Children and Young People, 2017Background [Figure: see text] Healthcare professionals are keen to find alternative therapies to reduce the stress of hospital admissions, especially in the treatment of cancer. Animal-assisted therapy (AAT) involves using animals to help improve patients' health and well-being, and can alleviate stressful situations.
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Hypothyroidism in a dog associated with trimethoprimsulphadiazine therapy
Veterinary Dermatology, 1996Abstract Hypothyroidism and a neuromuscular disorder developed in a 4‐year‐old Golden Retriever after it received potentiated sulphonamide and metronidazole for 18 and 14 weeks, respectively. Serum total T4 concentrations were non‐detectable before and 6 h after exogenous administration of 4IU bovine thyroidstimulating hormone.
Sheila M F, Torres +2 more
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Tobramycin therapy for lethal sepsis in the dog
Critical Care Medicine, 1986Antimicrobial effectiveness and effect on survival of single-dose vs. multiple-dose aminoglycoside antibiotic therapy (with and without steroid) for lethal sepsis were evaluated. Adult dogs of either sex were anesthetized, divided into five groups, and infused iv for one hour with Escherichia coli. Group A was given no drug.
L B, Hinshaw +8 more
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