Compendium on Continuing Education for the Practicing Veterinarian 2004: Vol 26 Index

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2004 Annual Index
Small Animal/Exotics Authors
A Edwards M: Feline Cholangiohepatitis; Nov, Kemppainen B: Field Cases of Feline Ciguatera;
Acierno MJ: Hypertersion in Dogs and Cats; May, 855-862 Feb, 132-135
336-346 Ehrhart N: Canine Appendicular Osteosarcoma: Kirby R: Hypernatremia in Critically Ill Cats:
Allen SW: Partial-Thickness Skin Grafting for Diagnosis and Palliative Treatment; Mar, 172-183; Pathophysiology; Jun, 422-433; Hypernatremia in
Canine Appendicular Osteosarcoma: Curative- Critically Il] Cats: Evaluation and Treatment; Jun,
Large Thermal Skin Wounds in Dogs; Mar,
200-215 Intent Treatment; Mar, 186-197 434-445
Aragon CL: Partial-Thickness Skin Grafting for G Kitchell BE: Pharm Profile: Dactinomycin; Apr,
Large Thermal Skin Wounds in Dogs; Mar, 270-273; Pharm Profile: MelphaJuln,a 45n6-;45 9
200-215 Gavin PR: Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Smal! Krahwinkel DJ: Managing Blunt Trauma—Induced
Animal Medicine: Clinical Applications; Apr, Hemoperitoneum in Dogs and Cats; Apr, 276-291
Avgeris S: Canine Protothecosis; Feb, 96-103; 292-302
Field Cases of Feline Ciguatera; Feb, 132-135 Kuntz CA: Canine Appendicular Osteosarcoma:
GiegerT : Clinical Approach to Patients with Curative-Intent Treatment; Mar, 186-197
EpistaJaxn,i 3s0;-4 4
Barone G: Caudal Occipital Malformation Gobello C: Acquired Infertility in Male Dogs with L
Syndrome in Dogs; Nov, 886-896 Normal Libido; Jan, 18-28 Labato MA: Hypertension in Dogs and Cats; May,
Barton C: Masticatory Muscle Myositis: Greene CE: Canine Leptospirosis: Epidemiology, 336-346
Pathogenesis, Diagnosis, and Treatment; Aug, Pathogenesis, and Diagnosis; Aug, 606-623; Lewis DD: Intramedullary Interlocking Nail
590-605 Canine Leptospirosis: Treatment, Prevention, and Fixation in Dogs and Cats: Biomechanics and
Bellhorn T: Bacterial Translocation; Mar, 229-236 Zoonosis; Sep, 700-708 InstrumentationJu;l , 519-529; Intramedullary
Guerin SR: Intramedullary Interlocking Nail Interlocking Nail Fixation in Dogs and Cats:
Berg JM: Caudal Occipital Malformation
Fixation in Dogs and Cats: Biomechanics and Clinical ApplicationsJu;l , 531-544
Syndrome in Dogs; Nov, 886-896
InstrumentJault, i5o19n-5;29
Lichtenberger M: Hypernatremia in Critically Ill
Bergman R: Masticatory Muscle Myositis:
Pathogenesis, Diagnosis, and Treatment; Aug, H Cats: Pathophysiology; Jun, 422-433;
Hypernatremia in Critically Il! Cats: Evaluation
590-605
Haldane S: Transfusion Medicine; Jul, 502-518; and Treatment; Jun, 434-445
Billups L: Canine Protothecosis; Feb, 96-103 Cardiopulmonary Cerebral Resuscitation: Lindsay DS: Cryptosporidium Infections in Cats
Briggs KK: The Canine Meniscus: Injury and Techniques; Oct, 780-790; Cardiopulmonary and Dogs; Nev, 864-874
Treatment; Sep, 687-697 Cerebral Resuscitation: Emergency Drugs and
Liptak JM: Liver Tumors in Cats and Dogs; Jan,
Postresuscitative Care; Oct, 791-799
c 50-57; Canine Appendicular Osteosarcoma:
Harvey SE: Partial-Thickness Skin Grafting for Diagnosis and Palliative Treatment; Mar, 172-183;
Chen S: Ferret Insulinoma: Diagnosis and Large Thermal Skin Wounds in Dogs; Mar, Canine Appendicular Osteosarcoma: Curative-
Treatment; Sep, 722-729 200-215 Intent Treatment; Mar, 186-197
Cooke SW: Diagnostic Techniques and Sample Heeren V: Acute Abdomen: Diagnosis; May,
Collection in ReptiJuln, e47s0-;48 3 350-363; Acute Abdomen: Treatment; May,
366-373
Cooper JE: Diagnostic Techniques and Sample Macintire DK: Bacterial Translocation; Mar,
Collection in ReptiJuln,e 47s0-;48 3 Hernandez- Divers SJ: Diagnostic Techniques and 229-236
Sample Collection in ReptiJuln, e47s0-4;83 ; Avian
Corrada Y: Acquired Infertility in Male Dogs with Marino DJ: Caudal Occipital Malformation
Normal Libido; Jan, 18-28 Diagnostic Endoscopy; Nov, 839-852 Syndrome in Dogs; Nov, 386-896
Hernandez-Divers SM: Avian Diagnostic
Cross AR: Intramedullary Interlocking Nail Marks SL: Transfusion MedicineJ;ul , 502-518;
Fixation in Dogs and Cats: Biomechanics and Endoscopy; Nev, 839-852 Cardiopulmonary Cerebral Resuscitation:
InstrumentatioJnu;l , 519-529, Intramedullary Hnilica KA: Staphylococcal Pyoderma: An Techniques; Oct, 780-790, Cardiopulmonary
Interlocking Nail Fixation in Dogs and Cats: Emerging Problem; Jul, 560-568 Cerebral Resuscitation: Emergency Drugs and
Clinical ApplicationsJu;l , 531-544 HughesJ : Cervical Masses in Dogs: Diagnosis and Postresuscitative Care; Oct, 791-797
Treatment; May, 390-403 Marshall M: Capnography in Dogs; Oct, 761-778
J MattooJnS : Breakthroughs in Radiography:
de Lorimier LP: Pharm Profile: Dactinomycin; Computed Radiography; Jan, 58-66
Apr, 270-273 Jerram RM: Ectopic Ureters and Ureteroceles in
May E: Staphylococcal Pyoderma: An Emerging
Dernell WS: Liver Tumors in Cats and Dogs; Jan, Dogs: Presentation, Cause, and Diagnosis; Apr, Problem; Jul, 560-568
50-57; Canine Appendicular Osteosarcoma: 303-310, 316; Ectopic Ureters and Ureteroceles in
Diagnosis and Palliative Treatment; Mar, 172-183; Dogs: Treatment; Apr, 311-315 Mazzaferro EM: Acute Abdomen: Diagnosis; May,
Canine Appendicular Osteosarcoma: Curative- Jones JB: Field Cases of Feline Ciguatera; Feb, 350-363; Acute Abdomen: Treatment; May, 366-373
Intent Treatment; Mar, 186-197 132-135 MecCrackin Stevenson MA: Partial-Thickness
Dewey CW: Caudal Occipital Malformation Skin Grafting for Large Thermal Skin Wounds in
Syndrome in Dogs; Nov, 886-896 Dogs; Mar, 200-215
Donnelly KE: Feline Inflammatory Polyps and Kapil S: A Primer on Diagnostic Virology: McLaughlin RM: Cervical Masses in Dogs:
Ventral Bulla OsteotomyJu;n , 446-454 Specimen Selection and Serology; Aug, 646-658; Diagnosis and Treatment; May, 390-403
A Primer on Diagnostic Virology: Direct and Melmed C: Masticatory Muscle Myositis:
Molecular-Based Detection of Viral Pathogens; Pathogenesis, Diagnosis, and Treatment; Aug,
Edwards L: Acute Abdomen: Diagnosis; May, Sep, 730-740 590-605
350-363; Acute Abdomen: Treatment; May, Kazakos GM: Retained Surgical Sponge; Aug, MintonJ : Pharm Profile: Milk Thistle; Aug,
366-373 634-644 631-632
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2004 Annual Index
Small Animal/Exotics Authors
A Edwards M: Feline Cholangiohepatitis; Nov, Kemppainen B: Field Cases of Feline Ciguatera;
Acierno MJ: Hypertersion in Dogs and Cats; May, 855-862 Feb, 132-135
336-346 Ehrhart N: Canine Appendicular Osteosarcoma: Kirby R: Hypernatremia in Critically Ill Cats:
Allen SW: Partial-Thickness Skin Grafting for Diagnosis and Palliative Treatment; Mar, 172-183; Pathophysiology; Jun, 422-433; Hypernatremia in
Canine Appendicular Osteosarcoma: Curative- Critically Il] Cats: Evaluation and Treatment; Jun,
Large Thermal Skin Wounds in Dogs; Mar,
200-215 Intent Treatment; Mar, 186-197 434-445
Aragon CL: Partial-Thickness Skin Grafting for G Kitchell BE: Pharm Profile: Dactinomycin; Apr,
Large Thermal Skin Wounds in Dogs; Mar, 270-273; Pharm Profile: MelphaJuln,a 45n6-;45 9
200-215 Gavin PR: Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Smal! Krahwinkel DJ: Managing Blunt Trauma—Induced
Animal Medicine: Clinical Applications; Apr, Hemoperitoneum in Dogs and Cats; Apr, 276-291
Avgeris S: Canine Protothecosis; Feb, 96-103; 292-302
Field Cases of Feline Ciguatera; Feb, 132-135 Kuntz CA: Canine Appendicular Osteosarcoma:
GiegerT : Clinical Approach to Patients with Curative-Intent Treatment; Mar, 186-197
EpistaJaxn,i 3s0;-4 4
Barone G: Caudal Occipital Malformation Gobello C: Acquired Infertility in Male Dogs with L
Syndrome in Dogs; Nov, 886-896 Normal Libido; Jan, 18-28 Labato MA: Hypertension in Dogs and Cats; May,
Barton C: Masticatory Muscle Myositis: Greene CE: Canine Leptospirosis: Epidemiology, 336-346
Pathogenesis, Diagnosis, and Treatment; Aug, Pathogenesis, and Diagnosis; Aug, 606-623; Lewis DD: Intramedullary Interlocking Nail
590-605 Canine Leptospirosis: Treatment, Prevention, and Fixation in Dogs and Cats: Biomechanics and
Bellhorn T: Bacterial Translocation; Mar, 229-236 Zoonosis; Sep, 700-708 InstrumentationJu;l , 519-529; Intramedullary
Guerin SR: Intramedullary Interlocking Nail Interlocking Nail Fixation in Dogs and Cats:
Berg JM: Caudal Occipital Malformation
Fixation in Dogs and Cats: Biomechanics and Clinical ApplicationsJu;l , 531-544
Syndrome in Dogs; Nov, 886-896
InstrumentJault, i5o19n-5;29
Lichtenberger M: Hypernatremia in Critically Ill
Bergman R: Masticatory Muscle Myositis:
Pathogenesis, Diagnosis, and Treatment; Aug, H Cats: Pathophysiology; Jun, 422-433;
Hypernatremia in Critically Il! Cats: Evaluation
590-605
Haldane S: Transfusion Medicine; Jul, 502-518; and Treatment; Jun, 434-445
Billups L: Canine Protothecosis; Feb, 96-103 Cardiopulmonary Cerebral Resuscitation: Lindsay DS: Cryptosporidium Infections in Cats
Briggs KK: The Canine Meniscus: Injury and Techniques; Oct, 780-790; Cardiopulmonary and Dogs; Nev, 864-874
Treatment; Sep, 687-697 Cerebral Resuscitation: Emergency Drugs and
Liptak JM: Liver Tumors in Cats and Dogs; Jan,
Postresuscitative Care; Oct, 791-799
c 50-57; Canine Appendicular Osteosarcoma:
Harvey SE: Partial-Thickness Skin Grafting for Diagnosis and Palliative Treatment; Mar, 172-183;
Chen S: Ferret Insulinoma: Diagnosis and Large Thermal Skin Wounds in Dogs; Mar, Canine Appendicular Osteosarcoma: Curative-
Treatment; Sep, 722-729 200-215 Intent Treatment; Mar, 186-197
Cooke SW: Diagnostic Techniques and Sample Heeren V: Acute Abdomen: Diagnosis; May,
Collection in ReptiJuln, e47s0-;48 3 350-363; Acute Abdomen: Treatment; May,
366-373
Cooper JE: Diagnostic Techniques and Sample Macintire DK: Bacterial Translocation; Mar,
Collection in ReptiJuln,e 47s0-;48 3 Hernandez- Divers SJ: Diagnostic Techniques and 229-236
Sample Collection in ReptiJuln, e47s0-4;83 ; Avian
Corrada Y: Acquired Infertility in Male Dogs with Marino DJ: Caudal Occipital Malformation
Normal Libido; Jan, 18-28 Diagnostic Endoscopy; Nov, 839-852 Syndrome in Dogs; Nov, 386-896
Hernandez-Divers SM: Avian Diagnostic
Cross AR: Intramedullary Interlocking Nail Marks SL: Transfusion MedicineJ;ul , 502-518;
Fixation in Dogs and Cats: Biomechanics and Endoscopy; Nev, 839-852 Cardiopulmonary Cerebral Resuscitation:
InstrumentatioJnu;l , 519-529, Intramedullary Hnilica KA: Staphylococcal Pyoderma: An Techniques; Oct, 780-790, Cardiopulmonary
Interlocking Nail Fixation in Dogs and Cats: Emerging Problem; Jul, 560-568 Cerebral Resuscitation: Emergency Drugs and
Clinical ApplicationsJu;l , 531-544 HughesJ : Cervical Masses in Dogs: Diagnosis and Postresuscitative Care; Oct, 791-797
Treatment; May, 390-403 Marshall M: Capnography in Dogs; Oct, 761-778
J MattooJnS : Breakthroughs in Radiography:
de Lorimier LP: Pharm Profile: Dactinomycin; Computed Radiography; Jan, 58-66
Apr, 270-273 Jerram RM: Ectopic Ureters and Ureteroceles in
May E: Staphylococcal Pyoderma: An Emerging
Dernell WS: Liver Tumors in Cats and Dogs; Jan, Dogs: Presentation, Cause, and Diagnosis; Apr, Problem; Jul, 560-568
50-57; Canine Appendicular Osteosarcoma: 303-310, 316; Ectopic Ureters and Ureteroceles in
Diagnosis and Palliative Treatment; Mar, 172-183; Dogs: Treatment; Apr, 311-315 Mazzaferro EM: Acute Abdomen: Diagnosis; May,
Canine Appendicular Osteosarcoma: Curative- Jones JB: Field Cases of Feline Ciguatera; Feb, 350-363; Acute Abdomen: Treatment; May, 366-373
Intent Treatment; Mar, 186-197 132-135 MecCrackin Stevenson MA: Partial-Thickness
Dewey CW: Caudal Occipital Malformation Skin Grafting for Large Thermal Skin Wounds in
Syndrome in Dogs; Nov, 886-896 Dogs; Mar, 200-215
Donnelly KE: Feline Inflammatory Polyps and Kapil S: A Primer on Diagnostic Virology: McLaughlin RM: Cervical Masses in Dogs:
Ventral Bulla OsteotomyJu;n , 446-454 Specimen Selection and Serology; Aug, 646-658; Diagnosis and Treatment; May, 390-403
A Primer on Diagnostic Virology: Direct and Melmed C: Masticatory Muscle Myositis:
Molecular-Based Detection of Viral Pathogens; Pathogenesis, Diagnosis, and Treatment; Aug,
Edwards L: Acute Abdomen: Diagnosis; May, Sep, 730-740 590-605
350-363; Acute Abdomen: Treatment; May, Kazakos GM: Retained Surgical Sponge; Aug, MintonJ : Pharm Profile: Milk Thistle; Aug,
366-373 634-644 631-632
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Morresey PR: Reproductive Effects of Canine SheltoGnD : Masticatory Musck w
Herpesvirus; Oct, 804-811 Pathogenesis, Diagnosis, and Treatn
591-605 Walker AM: |
Sidaway BK: Cervical Masses in Dog Dogs: Presentation, ( r
Nitsche EK: Erythrocytosis in Dogs and Cats und Treatment; May, 390-403 303-310, 316; Ectopic Ureters a
Diagnosis and Management; Feb, 104-119 SmithC : Breakthroughs in Radiogra phy Dogs: Tr Apr, 311-315
NorthrupN : Clinical Approach to Patients with Computed Radiography; Jan, 58-66 Walsh PJ: Car Append r Osteosar
Epistaxis; Jan, 30-44 irative-Intent Treat t, Mar, 186-197
StefanaccJiD : Caudal Occipital Malfor
Syndrome in Dogs; Nev, 886-896 Warman CGA: |
Dogs: Presentation, ( '
Strunck E: Canine Protothecosis; Feb, 96-103
Papazoglou LG: Retained Surgical Sponge; Aug, 303-310, 316; Ectopic Ureters and
634-644 Stubbs WP: Intramedull ary Interlockir g Nail Dogs: T Apr, 311-315
Parker R: Pharm Profile: Tramadol; Oct, 800-802 IFinxsattriuomne ntaitn ioDnog;s Janud l, 519Ca-ts:5 29B,i omeIcnhtarnaimcesd ullaarnyd W45i6e-d45e9m,a n|n Al
Parker RB: Intramedullary Interlocking Nail Fixation Interlocking Nail Fixation in Dogs and Cat D Pr
in Dogs and Cats: Clinical ApplicatJuil,o 5n31s-5;44 Clinical Applications; Jul, 531-544
303-310, 316
Patsikas MN: Retained Surgical Sponge; Aug, Sutherland-Smith J: Ectop Wheeler Jl Int ary
634-644 Ureteroceles it Dogs Presentation, Cause, and Fixation in Dog 1 Cats: Bior "
Pilny AA: Ferret Insulinoma: Diagnosis and Diagnos s; Apr, 303-310, 316; Ectopic Ureters Jul, 519-529, Intran
Treatment; Sep, 722-729 Ureteroceles in Dogs: Treatment Apr, 311-315 | terla Na } ot D g ind
Pooya HA: Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Small T Clinical Appl Jul, 531-544
Animal Medicine: Clinical Applications; Apr, Willis M: Pharm Profile: Orbifloxa
292-302 Tefft KM: Lily Nephrotoxicit 374-378
149-157
Withrow S]: Liver Tumor ts and Dog Jan,
TemoK : Hypernatremia in Critically I 50-57, ( ppendicula teosa
Raffe MR: Transfusion Medicine; Jul, 502-518 Pathophysi« logy; Jun, 422-433; Hyper: Diagr nt; Mar, 172-183
Critically Ill Cats: Evaluation and Treat:
RobertsJ : Transfusion MedicineJ;ul , 502-518 Lal ppendk j rU rcor 4
434-445 Intent tment, Mar, 186-197
RudloffE : Hypernatremia in Critically Il] Cats Tillson DM: Feline Inflammatory Polyp
Pathophysiology; Jun, 422-433; Hypernatremia in Ventral Bulla Osteotomy; Jun, 446-454
Critically Ill Cats: Evaluation and Treatment; Jun, Y
434-445 Tobias KM Magne tic Re sonarn iv) ir
Small Animal Medicine: Clinical pplications; YearyTJ : A Prime: nostic Virology
Ss Apr, 292-302 Specime Sc cy; Aug, 646-658;
Séguin B: Canine Appendicular Osteosarcoma: Tsioli V: Retained Surgical Sponge; Aug, 634-644 MAo lPerciumelra r-Based sonostDext ection lofo gy: VirDa1ilDIr .e. c!t anc j
Curative-Intent Treatment; Mar, 186-197; Tucker RL: Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Small Sept, 730-740
Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Small Animal Animal Medicine: Clinical Applications; Apr,
Medicine: Clinical Applications; Apr, 292-302 292-302
SessionJsK : Canine Leptospirosis: Epidemiology, v z
Pathogenesis, and Diagnosis, Aug, 606-623;
Canine Leptospirosis: Treatment, Prevention, and Vinayak A Managing Blunt Trauma—Induced Zajac AM: (
Zoonosis . Sep, 700-708 Hemoperitoneum in Dogs and Cats; Apr, 276-291 Dogs: Nov, 864-874
Small Animal/Exotics Subjects
BACTERIOLOGY DERMATOLOGY
Bacterial Translocation; Mar, 229-236 Partial-Thickness Skin Grafting for
Staphylococcal Pyoderma: An Emerging Problem; Skin Wounds in Dogs; Mar, 200-215
Jul, 560-568 Staphylococcal Pyoderma: An Emergis
Jul, 560-568
CARDIOLOGY
Hypertension in Dogs and Cats; May, 336-346
DIAGNOSTICS
CRITICAL CARE Breakthroughs in Radiography: ¢
Partial-Thickness Skin Grafting for Large Thermal Radiography; Jar 58-66
Skin Wounds in Dogs; Mar, 200-215 Magnetic Res mance Imag ng EXOTICS
Managing Blunt Trauma—Induced Medicine: Clinical Appl TIONS; I ) Agnostic
Hemoperitoneum in Dogs and Cats; Apr, 276-291 Diagnostic Techniques and Samp! Reptiles; Ju
Acute Abdomen: Diagnosis; May, 350-363 Reptiles; Jun, 470-483
Acute Abdomen: Treatment; May, 366-373 C apnography in Dogs; Oct, 7
Hypernatremia in Critically Ill Cats Avian Diagnostic I ndoscopy; GASTROENTEROLOGY
Pathophysiology; Jun, 422-433 s: Feb, 96-103
Hypernatremia in Critically Il] Cats: Evaluation EMERGENCY MEDICINE 1:D iagnosis; May 350-363
and Treatment; Jun, 434 445 Managing Blunt Trauma-—Induced Treatment; May, 366-37 ;
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HEMATOLOGY Canine Appendicular Osteosarcoma: Curative- Emergency Drugs and Postresuscitative Care; Oct,
Clinical Approach to Patients with Epistaxis; Jan, Intent Treatment; Mar, 186-197 791-799
30-44 Pharm Profile: Dactinomycin; Apr, 270-273
Erythrocytosis in Dogs and Cats: Diagnosis and Managing Blunt Trauma—Induced REPRODUCTION
Management; Feb, 104-119 Hemoperitoneum in Dogs and Cats; Apr, 276-291 Acquired Infertility in Male Dogs with Normal
Managing Blunt Trauma—Induced Cervical Masses in Dogs: Diagnosis and Libido; Jan, 18-28
Hemoperitoneum in Dogs and Cats; Apr, 276-291 Treatment; May, 390-403
Transfusion MedicineJ;ul , 502-518 Pharm Profile: MelphalanJ;un , 456-459 SURGERY
Ferret Insulinoma: Diagnosis and Treatment; Sep, Partial-Thickness Skin Grafting for Large Thermal
HEPATIC DISEASE 722-729 Skin Wounds in Dogs; Mar, 200-215
Liver Tumors in Cats and Dogs; Jan, 50-57 Pharm Profile: Tramadol; Oct, 800-892 Feline Inflammatory Polyps and Ventral Bulla
Pharm Profile: Milk Thistle; Aug, 631-632 Osteotomy; Jun, 446-454
Feline Cholangiohepatitis; Nov, 855-862 ORTHOPEDICS Intramedullary Interlocking Nail Fixation in Dogs
Intramedullary Interlocking Nail Fixation in Dogs a5n1d9 -C5a2t9s : Biomechanics and Instrumentation; Jul,
IMAGING a5n1d9 -C5a2t9s : Biomechanics and InstrumentationJu;l ,
Breakthroughs in Radiography: Computed Intramedullary Interlocking Nail Fixation in Dogs
Radiography; Jan, 58-66 Intramedullary Interlocking Nail Fixation in Dogs and Cats: Clinical ApplicationJ;ul , 531-544
Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Small Animal and Cats: Clinical ApplicationJu;l , 531-544 Retained Surgical Sponge; Aug, 634-644
Medicine: Clinical Applications; Apr, 292-302 The Canine Meniscus: Injury and Treatment; Sep,
687-697 TOXICOLOGY
IMMUNOLOGY Pharm Profile: Tramadol; Oct, 800-802 Field Cases of Feline Ciguatera; Feb, 132-135
Masticatory Muscle Myositis: Pathogensis, Lily Nephrotoxicity in Cats; Feb, 149-157
Diagnosis, and Treatment; Aug, 590-605 OTOLARYNGOLOGY
Feline Inflammatory Polyps and Ventral Bulla UROLOGY
INFECTIOUS DISEASE OsteotomyJu;n , 446-453 Ectopic Ureters and Ureteroceles in Dogs:
Staphylococcal Pyoderma: An Emerging Problem; Presentation, Cause, and Diagnosis; Apr, 303-310,
Jul, 560-568 PHARMACOLOGY 316
Cryptosporidium Infections in Cats and Dogs; Nov, Pharm Profile: Dactinomycin; Apr, 270-273 Ectopic Ureters and Ureteroceles in Dogs:
864-874 Treatment; Apr, 311-315
Pharm Profile: Orbifloxacin; May, 374-378
NEUROLOGY Pharm Profile: MelphalanJu;n , 456-459 VIROLOGY
Caudal Occipital Malformation Syndrome in Pharm Profile: Milk Thistle; Aug, 631-632 A Primer on Diagnostic Virology: Specimen
Dogs; Nov, 886-896 Pharm Profile: Tramadol; Oct, 800-802 Selection and Serology; Aug, 646-658
A Primer on Diagnostic Virology: Direct and
ONCOLOGY RESPIRATORY MEDICINE Molecular-Based Detection of Viral Pathogens;
Liver Tumors in Cats and Dogs; Jan, 50-57 Cardiopulmonary Cerebral Resuscitation: 730-740
Canine Appendicular Osteosarcoma: Diagnosis and Techniques; Oct, 780-790 Reproductive Effects of Canine Herpesvirus; Oct,
Palliative Treatment; Mar, 172-183 Cardiopulmonary Cerebral Resuscitation: 804-811
Equine Authors
Recumbent Horses; Feb, 138-148; Treatment and Findings; May, 380-389; Pulmonary Surfactant
Bentz BG: Esophageal Obstruction in Horses; Supportive Care of Recumbent Horses; Mar, Dysfunction and Lung Maturation in Neonatal
Nov, 877-885
216-227; Equine Recumbency: Complications and Foals: Therapy, Prevention, and Prognosis; Jun,
Berthelot A: Equine Sand Colic; Sep, 712-719 Slinging; Apr, 256-266 460-469
Blackmer JM: Equine Sand Colic; Sep, 712-719 Duggan VE: Esophageal Obstruction in Horses; H
Bowles DK: Glucocorticoids and Laminitis in Nov, 877-885
Horses; Jul, 547-558 HunterJ : Case Presentation: Noniatrogenic Recta!
Tear in a Geriatric Gelding, Oct, 813-816
c
Eades SC: Pulmonary Surfactant Dysfunction in J
Costa LRR: Pulmonary Surfactant Dysfunction in Neonatal Foals: Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings;
Neonatal Foals: Pathogenesis and Clinical May, 380-389; Pulmonary Surfactant Dysfunction Johnson PJ: Treatment of Equine Metabolix
Findings; May, 380-389; Pulmonary Surfactant and Lung Maturation in Neonata! Foals: Therapy, Syndrome; Feb, 122-130; Glucocorticoids and
Dysfunction and Lung Maturation in Neonatal Prevention, and Prognojuns, i46s9-4;60 9 Laminitis in Horses; Jul, 547-558
Foals: Therapy, Prevention, and Prognosis; Jun,
460-469
Ganjam VK: Glucocorticoids and Laminitis in Kellon E: Treatment of Equine Metabolic
Horses; Jul, 547-558 Syndrome; Feb, 122-130
Davis EG: Equine Recumbency: Defining the Gaughan EM: Case Notes and Commentary: Klugh DO: Infiltration Anesthesia in Equine
Problem and Establishing the Differential Rectal Tears; Oct, 817-818 Dentistry; Aug, 625-630
DiagnoJasn,i 6s7-;77 ; Diagnostic Evaluation, Goad ME: Pulmonary Surfactant Dysfunction in Kreeger JM: Glucocorticoids and Laminitis in
Clinical Management, and Transport of Neonatal Foals: Pathogenesis and Clinical Horses; Jul, 547-558
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Pp Recumbent Horses; Feb, 138-148; Treatment arc
»s ipportive Care of Recumbent Horses; Mar,
McCue M: Equine Recumbency: Defining the Paradis MR: Pulmonary Surfactant Dysfunctior 216-227; Equine Rex imber cy: Compli mon
Problem and Establishing the Differential Neonatal Foals: Pathogenesis and Clinical Findings Slinging; Apr, 256-266
DiagnoJsani, 6s7-;77 ; Diagnostic Evaluation, May, 380-389. Pulmonary Surfactant Dystunctior
Clinical Management, and Transport of and | ung Maturation in Neonatal Foals Tt erapy,
Recumbent Horses; Feb, 138-148; Treatment and Prevention, and Prognosis; Jun, 460-469 SlightSH : Glucocortico.d
Supportive Care of Recumbent Horses; Mar, R Horses; Jul, 547-558
216-227; Equine Recumbency: Complications and
Slinging; Apr, 256-266 Rush BR: Equine Recumbency: Definiz Stratton-Phelps M: A
Adult Horses; Jan, 46-49
Messer IV NT: Treatment of Equine Metabolix Problem and Establishing the Differential
Syndrome; Feb, 122-130; Glucocorticoids and Diagnosis; Jan, 67-77; Diagnostic Evaluatior w
Laminitis in Horses; Jul, 547-558 Clinical Management, and Transport of
WalesbyHA : Equine Sand Sep, 712-719
Equine Subjects
ANESTHESIA Equine Rounds: Case Presentation: Noniatro:
Infiltration Anesthesia in Equine Dentistry; Aug, Rectal Tear in a Geriatric Gelding, Oct
625-630 Equine Rounds: Case and Commentar
DENTISTRY Tears; Oct, 817-818 Horses; Mar, 216-22
Infiltration Anesthesia in Equine Dentistry; Aug, Esophageal Obstruction it Equine Reet mben
625-630 Apr, 256-266
NEONATOLOGY
ENDOCRINOLOGY Pulmonary Surfactant Dysfunction in Neonata RESPIRATORY MEDICINE
Treatment of Equine Metabolic Syndrome; Feb, Foals: Pathogenesis and Clinical Find ings; May, limor vary Surfactant Dysfur ron mM Neonatal
122-130 380-389 oals: Pathogenesis and Clinical I indings; May
Glucocorticoids and Laminitis in Horses; Jul, Pulmonary Surfactant Dysfunction a1 d Lur
547-558 aMnadt urPartoignoons isi;n NJeuonn, at4a6l0 -4F6o9al s Theray wv, Preventior indi ltmuPorranotgainrooyns is;S iun rJf%u aNsce toannatta l D, yFsoaflus:n , ctiTohne rapay,n d PreLvuneg ntior
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Case Presentation: Noniatrogenic Rectal Tear in a NUTRITION Esophageal Obstruction in Horse Now, &7 RR
Geriatric Gelding; Oct, 813-816 Assisted Enteral Feeding in Adult Hor es, Jan, 46-49
UPDATE ON EQUINE THERAPEUTICS
Case Notes and Commentary Rectal Tears; Oct, .
817-818 RECUMBENCY Assisted Enteral Feedis Adult Horses; Jar
Equine Recumbency: Defining the Probbli er
GASTROENTEROLOGY und Establishing the Differer tial Diagnosis;
Equine Sand Colic; Sep, 712-719 Jan, 67-77
Clinical Snapshot
ANSWERS & EXPLANATIONS causing pneumothorax
Antral incisional gastropexy (B). Pros: rapid technique
Case presentation on p. 931
with less technical difficulty. Cons: none.
Tube gastropexy. Pros: ability for postoperative
decompression and feeding control. Cons: requires time
for fistula formation before tube can be removed;
requires exposure of the gastric lumen
Midline abdominal closure gastropexy. Pros: rapid tech
nique. Cons: makes reapproach to the cranial abdomen
very difficult.
Short gastric arteries and left epiploic artery along the
greater curvature of the fundus.
Dark/black areas suggesting infarction/ischemia; lack of
Circumcostal gastropexy. Pros: most reliable adhesions palpable pulses in the splenic hilus suggesting arterial
obtained. Cons: time-consuming preparation, potential
thrombosis; disseminated masses that may be neoplastic;
for rib fractures, potential for entering pleural space and bleeding mass; uncontrolable hemorrhage of the spleen.