Compendium on Continuing Education for the Practicing Veterinarian 2006: Vol 28 Index

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2006 Annual Index
Authors
A K‘e nt M: Classifying¥ Involuntary Muscle
F Cor tractions; Jul, 516-530
Abramson CJ: Administering Corticosteroids in Fleming E: Pulmonary Hypertension; Oct, 720-733 Kerl M: Lactate Measurement as an Indicator «
Neurologic Disease; Mar, 210-220 Fondacaro JV Vascular Encephalopathies in Dogs Perfusion; Apr, 287-300
Acierno MJ: Canine Incontinence, Aug, 591-602 Incidence, Risk Factors, Pathophysiology, and Kouti V1: Short-Bowel Syndrome in Dogs and
Axlund TW:, Hydrocepha‘ lu‘ s in Dogs and ‘ Cats; =h i - ca:l Sigm?s ,i " Mi ar, sha7 Va, scul 2 f | ' Carists; Mar3 , 182-p=1 95
Feab,e s136 -146 annde ePprhoaglnioospiast;h ieMsa r,in 208bo-gs2 17 lagnosis, Ir eatment, L
Frank LA: Dermatophytosis: Decontaminating
8 Multianimal FaciliAutgi, 5e64s-;57 9 Labato MA: Canine IncontinAueg,n 5c9e1-;60 2
Lamb CR: ( omputed Tomography: Principles
BartgeJsW : Causes of Acute Renal Failure; May, G \ppheations; Nev, 789-800
387-397
Langston CE: Managing Chro
Bennett RA: Canine Extrahepatic Biliary Tract Glass EN: Classitving Involuntary Musek Dec, 853-864
Disease and Surgerv; Apr, 302-315 ¢ ontractions; Jul, 516-530
LeasureCS : Feline Idiopathic
Blagburn BL: Feline Trichomoniasis: An H 658-665
Emerging Disease?; Jun, 463-471, 476 Lindsay DS: Encepha
Blaik MA: Bronchiectasis; Nov, 766-775 Hackendahl N: Insulin Resistance in Diabet Rabbits; Feb, 108-116
Brooks M: Feline Factor NII Deficiency: Feb, Patients Mechanisms and Classifications; Apr, Love L: Arterial Blood Pressure Measureme nt
148-156 262-270, Insulin Resistance in Diabetic Patients Physiology, Tools, and Techniques; Jun, 450-462
Causes and Management; Apr, 271-284
Byers CG: Feline Idiopathic Megacolon;: Sep, " | " Lysimachos LG Short-Bowel Syndrome in Dog
638-665 HankesT : Feline Trichomoniasis: An | mergit und Cat Mar, 182-195
I Visease >, Jun, 463-471, 476
HarveyR : Arterial Blood Pressure Measurement M
c Physiology, Tools, and Techr iques: Jun, 450-462
c ' N 3: Preventiono f Reexpansior
C1o3a6t-e1s4 6J R Hydrocephalus in Dogs and Cats; Feb, HBaerrniedre irn sDoogAnsK :: MDaiys,r up3t4i0on- 35o7efo; thThe1 e GUasset rico f Mucosa “aria ens: arve aeE d emrasa eeraentda eIrcsncg hem.i oa nRep ertusior
. Gastroprotectants in Treatir g Gastric Ulceration i 3 pe “ “ "
Cooper J: Acute Liver I uilure; Jul, 498-515 Dows: Mav, 358-372 Herniatior : Jul, 531-540
Crowell-Davis SL: Selecting Psvchoactive Hillock SM: Vascular Encephalopathies in Dogs MackinA : Lymphoid Leuker
Medications for Behavior Problems; Aug, 581-585; Incidence, Risk Factors, Pathophysiology, and 831-849
Rabbit Behavior; Oct, 715-718; Storm and Noise Clinical Signs; Mar, 196-207; Vascular Mann FA: Lactate Measurer . t
Phobias: Dee, 850-852 Encephalopathiesi n Dogs: Diagnosis, Treatment, PerfuApsr,i 2o87-n30;0; Cricopharyng:
CFuerb,t is1 19T-M1:2 1 Preventing Behavior Problems in Cats: Hinnid liPcrao gnoKsAi s;D eMramra,t o2p0h8y-t2os1i7s a os uargei ca IM asnes agement,:he a:c to, ~ 696--7 _ oe
Multianimal Facilitic s: Aug, 564-579 Marolf AJ Bronchiectasi Nov, 766-775
D Holowaychuk MK: Misconceptions About Martin LG: Misconceptions About Emerges
I mergency and Crit il Care: Cardi pulmonary and Critical Care: Cardi ypulmor ary Cerebral
De LahuntaA : Classitving Involuntary Muscle Cerebral Resuscitation, Fluid Therapy, Shock, and Resuscitation, Fluid Therapy, Shock ind Tr
Contractions; Jul, 516-530 TrauJunm, 4a20-;433 ; Misconceptions about Jun, 420-433; Misconceptions About Eme
Dewey CrW:a Hydr cephalus in Dogs and , Cats; eEnmde rgInetnecnsyi ve and CCasrei tiMceadli ciCnaer;e: JMuemt,a bo4l3i4c- 44D8is ease Caanrde CrMietdiiccail ne; Care:J unM,e ta4b3o4l-i4c4 8 Disease and
Feb, 136-146; Vascular Fncephalopathies in Dogs 2
Incid'e nce, Risk Factors, Path, ophysiolo, gy, and MMauly ER: Der| mFaatcoilp hyvtosiAsug:, D5e6c4o-n5t7a9m ir
: : me iltianimal Facilities; Aug, ~§7
Clinical Signs; Mar, 196-207; Vascular J atk , , &
Encephalopathies in Dogs: Diagnosis, Treatment, JonesC : Diagnosing Acute Pancreatitis in Di May SN: Managing Chronic Ren:
and Prognosis; Mar, 208-217 Mar, 226-234 853-864
DeWildeL : Feline Factor XI Deficiency; Feb, Senden C24: Encephelisemen conical lnbection is McMillan KL: Feline Tr —— asis: Ar
148-156 Rabbits; Feb, 108-116 Emerging Disease?, Jum,4 63-471, 476
DykstraCC : Feline Trichomoniasis: An Emerging a oe ae es “ rang
Disease?; Jun, 463-471, 476 K eee ee
MehlerS J: Canine Extrahepatic Biliary Tract
Karagiannis MH: Lactate Measurement as ar Disease and Surgery; Apr, 302-315. Tracheal
E Indicator of Perfusion; Apr, 287-300 Collapse; May, 373-382, 386
El Bahri L:P harm Profile: Penicillamine, Mar, -vsed eam; en ‘ranuspe s of rCnani ne alnca a line eix SK s agnosineg eAcu te Pancreeatiteisi e ove;
220-223; Pharm Profile: Apomorphine; Sep, Bi Be, ICR + ' eRe "=
653-657 Keller MA: Conservative Fracture Treatment Montavon PM: Conservative Fracture Treatment
. Using Casts: Indications, Principles of Closed Using Casts: Indications, Principles of Closed
Ettinger SJ: Pulmonary Hypertension; Oct, ~ : - ‘
Fracture Reduction and Stabilization, and Cast Fracture Reduction and Stabilization, and Cast
720-733
Materials; Sep, 631-640; Conservative Fracture Materials; Sep, 631-640; Conservative Fracture
Ewing P: Causes of Canine and Feline Treatment Using Casts: Application of a Full-Leg Treatment Using Casts: Application of a Full-Leg
Paneytopenia; Feb, 122-134 Cast; Sep, 642-652 Cast; Sep, 642-652
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Moore AS: Oncologic Pain in Dogs: Concepts and Sargent S: Dermatophytosis: Decontaminating w
Assessment; Oct, 707-713; Oncok year Pain in Multianimal Facilities; Aug, 564-579
Dogs: Prevention and Treatment; Nev, 776-785 Wagner AE: Cesarean Section in Dogs: Physiology
Schaer M: Insulin Resistance in Diabetic Patients: and Perioperative ConsiderationJsa;n , 34-43;
o Mechanisms and Classifications; Apr, 262-270; Cesarean Section in Dogs: Anesthetic
Insulin Resistance in Diabetic Patients: Causes and NianagemJeann, t44;-5 7
Ogilvie GK: Oncologic Pain in Dogs: Concepts Management; Apr, 271-284 WarnockJJ : Cricopharyngeal Dysphagia in Dogs:
and Assessment; Oct, 707-713; Oncologic Pain in he Lateral Approach for Surgical Management;
Dogs: Prevention and Treatment; Nov, 776-785 SmithJ : Hydrocephalus in Dogs and Cats; Feb, Oct, 696-705
Osofsky A: Dentistry in Pet RodenJatn,s 61;-7 4 136-146 Webster CRL: Disruption of the Gastric Mucosal
Song KJE: Cricopharyngeal Dysphagia in Dogs: Barrier in Dogs; May, 340-357T;h e Use of
Gastroprotectants in Treating Gastric Ulceration in
The Lateral Approach for Surgical Management;
Dogs; May, 358-372; Acute Liver Failure; Jul,
Papazoglou LG: Short- Bowel Syndrome in Dogs Oct, 696-705 498-515
and Cats; Mar, 182-195; Cricopharyngeal Spencer JA: Feline Trichomoniasis: An Emerging Weisse C: Tracheal Collapse; May, 373-382, 386
Dysphagia in Dogs: The Lateral Approach for
Surgical Management; Oct, 696-705 DiseJuan, s46e3-4?71,; 4 76 West GS: Feline Trichomoniasis: An Emerging
Payne JD: Tracheal Collapse; May, 373-382, 386 StefanaccJiD : Vascular Encephalopathies in Dogs DiseJuan, s46e3-4?71,; 4 76
Whatmough C: Computed Tomography:
Presley RH: Lymphoid Leukemia in Dogs; Dee, Incidence, Risk Factors, Pathophysiology, and Principles and Applications; Nov, 789-800
831-849 Clinical Signs; Mar, 196-207; Vascular
Whitley M: Feline Trichomoniasis: An Emerging
Encephalopathies in Dogs: Diagnosis, Treatment,
Disease?; Jun, 463-471, 476
and Prognosis; Mar, 208-217
Worth AJ: Prevention of Reexpansion Pulmonary
RallisT : Short-Bowel Syndrome in Dogs and Stockdale HD: Feline Trichomoniasis: An Edema and Ischemia—Reperfasion Injury in the
Cats; Mar, 182-195 Emerging DiseJuan, s46e3-4?71,; 4 76 Management of Diaphragmatic HerniationJu;l ,
531-540
Reniker AN: Lactate Measurement as an Indicator StokesJE : Causes of Acute Renal Failure; May,
ot Perfusion; Apr, 287-300
387-397 Y
Ryan SD: Cesarean Section in Dogs: Physiology
and Perioperative ConsideratJiano, n34s-;43 , Yin S: How Animals Learn: Operant Conditioning;
Cesarean Section in Dogs: Anesthetic Vv May, 383-386; Classical Conditioning: Learning by
ManagemJeann, t44;-5 7 \ssociation; Jun, 472-476
Vernau W: Lymphoid Leukemia in Dogs; Dee,
831-849 z
Sanders NA: Feline Idiopathic Megacolon; Sep, Verstraete FJM: Dentistry in Pet Rodents; Jan, Zajac AM: Encephalitozoon cuniculi Infection in
658-665 61-74 Rabbits; Feb, 108-116
Subjects
ANESTHESIA DIAGNOSTICS EXOTICS
Cesarean Section in Dogs: Anesthetic Lactate Measurement as an Indicator of Perfusion; Dentistry in Pet Rodents; Jan, 61-74
ManagementJ;an , 44-57
\pr, 287-300 zoon cuniculi Intection in Rabbits; Feb,
BEHAVIOR Computed Tomography: Principles and 108-116
Preventing Behavior Problems in Cats; Feb, 119-121 Applications; Nov, 789-800 Rabbit Behavior; Oct, 715-718
How Animals Learn: Operant Conditioning; May,
383-386
EMERGENCY MEDICINE GASTROENTEROLOGY
Classical Conditioning: Learning by Association;
Misconceptions about Emergency and Critical Short-Bowel Syndrome in Dogs and Cats; Mar,
Jun, 472-476
Care: Cardiopulmonary Cerebral Resuscitation, 182-195
SPerloebclteimnsg; PAsuygc,h oa5c8t1i-v5e8 5M edications tor Behavior Fluid Therapy, Shock, and Trauma; Jun, 420-433 Disruption of the Gastric Mucosal Barrier in Dogs;
Rabbit Behavior; Oct, 715-718 Misconceptions about Emergency and Critical Mav, 340-357
Care: Metabolic Disease and Intensive Care The Use of Gastroprotectants in Treating Gastric
Storm and Noise Phobias; Dec, 850-852
MediciJnune, ; 434-448 Ulceration in Dogs; May, 358-372
CARDIOLOGY Feline Idiopathic Megacolon; Sep, 658-665
Arterial Blood Pressure Measurement: Physiology,
ENDOCRINOLOGY
Tools, and TechniquesJu;n , 450-462
Pulmonary Hypertension; Oct, 720-733 Diagnosing Acute Pancreatitis; Mar, 226-234 HEMATOLOGY
Insulin Resistance in Diabetic Patients: Causes of Canine and Feline Pancytopenia; Feb,
DENTISTRY Mechanisms and Classifications; Apr, 262 a2/7 0 122-134
Dentistry in Pet Rodents; Jan, 61-74 Insulin Resistance in Diabetic Patients: Causes and Feline Factor XII Deficiency; Feb, 148-156
DERMATOLOGY Management; Apr, 271-284 Lactate Measurement as an Indicator of Perfusion;
Dermatophytosis: Decontaminating Multianimal Canine Extrahepatic Biliary Tract Disease and \pr, 287-300
Facilities; Aug, 564-579 Surgery; Apr, 302-315 Lymphoid Leukemia in Dogs; Dec, 831-849
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HEPATIC DISEASE Reduction and Stabilization, and Cast Materials; RESPIRATORY DISEASE
Acute Liver Failure; Jul, 498-515 Sep, 631-640 Tracheal Collapse; May, 373-382, 386
Conservative Fracture Treatment Using Casts Prevention of Reexpansion Pulmonary Edema and
INFECTIOUS DISEASE
Application of a Full-Leg Cast; Sep, 642-652 Ischemia—Reperfusion Injury in the Management
Encephalitozoon cunicult Infection in Rabbits; Feb, of Diaphragmatic HerniationJ;ul , 531-540
108-116
PARASITOLOGY Pulmonary Hypertension; Oct, 720-733
Feline Trichomoniasis: An Emerging Disease?; Jun,
463-471, 476 Encephalitozoon cuniculi Intection in Rabbits; Feb, Bronchiectasis; Nov, 766-775
108-116
Dermatophytosis: Decontaminating Multianimal
Facilities; Aug, 564-579 Feline Trichomoniasis: An Emerging Disease?; Jun, SANITATION
463-471, 476 Dermatophytosis: Decontaminating Multianimal
NEUROLOGY Facilities; Aug, 564-579
Hydrocephalus in Dogs and Cats; Feb, 136-146 PHARMACOLOGY
SURGERY
Vascular Encephalopathies in Dogs: Incidence, Adverse Drug Reactions in Herding-Breed Dogs
Cesarean Section in Dogs: Physiology and
Risk Factors, Pathophysiology, and Clinical Signs; The Role of P-GlycoproteiJna;n , 23-33 Perioperative ¢ onsiderations; Jan, 34-43
Mar, 196-207
Pharm Profile: Penicillamine; Mar, 220-223 Cesarean Section in Dogs: Anesthetic
Vascular Encephalopathies in Dogs: Diagnosis,
Treatment, and Prognosis; Mar, 208-217 The Use of Gastroprotectants in Treating Gastric Management; Jan, 44-57
Ulceration in Dogs; May, 358-372 Canine Extrahepatic Biliary Tract Disease and
C5l1a6s-s5i3fy0i ng Involuntary Muscle ContractionsJ;ul , Selecting Psychoactive Medications for Behavior Surgery; Apr, 32-315
Problems; Aug, 581-585 Prevention of Reexpansion Pulmonary Edema and
OOnNcoCloOgiLcO GPaYin in Dogs: Concepts and Pharm Profile: |A pomorp}h ine; SepI, 653-657 oIts cDhieampihar—aRgempaetrifcu siHoenr niIantjiuorny; inJ ult,h e5 3M1a-n5a40g ement
Assessment; Oct, 707-713 RENAL DISEASE ( ricopharynge al Dysphagia in Dogs: The Lateral
Oncologic Pain in Dogs: Prevention and Causes of Acute Renal Failure; May, 387-397 Appr vach tor Surgical Management; Oct, 6946-705
Treatment; Nov, 776-785
Managing Chronic Renal Failure; Dec, 853-863 TOXICOLOGY
Lymphoid Leukemia in Dogs; Dec, 831-849
Pharm Profile: PenicillaminMea;r , 220
ORTHOPEDICS REPRODUCTION Pharm Profile Apomorphine; Sep, 653
Cesarean Section in Dogs: Physiology and
Classifying Involuntary Muscle ContractionsJu;l ,
516-530 Perioperative ConsiderationsJa;n , 34-43 UROLOGY
Conservative Fracture Treatment Using Casts: Cesarean Section in Dogs: Anestheti Pharm Profile: Penicillamine; Mar, 220
Indications, Principles of Closed Fracture Management; Jan, 44-57 Canine Incontinence; Aug, 591-602
2006 Supplements to Compendium
Real Cases, Real Medicine: Antimicrobial Therapy Application of Molecular Research to Pet Foods, Lyme Disease or Lyme Confusion? Some
in the Real World 24-26 Persp ctives on the Disease and Its Vaccines, 9-15
Proceedings from the 2006 Western Veterinary Using Genomic Biology to Study Canine Aging, Efficacy of a Nonadjuvanted Outer Surface Protein
Conference 97-235 \ Recombinant Vaccine in Dogs After Challenge
Supplement to February Compendium Suppl 2A Inflammation in Obesity: Down to the Fat?, 33-36 by Ticks Naturally Infected with Borrelia
Chronic Otitis, 2-6 Dietary Interventions: Reactive Oxygen Species huredorteri, 16-23
Difficult Urinary Tract Infections, 7-15 and Aging, 37-40 Canine NonadjuvantOeutde r Surtace Protein A
Monovalent Lyme Vaccine: Safety with One-Year
Dietary Antioxidants and Exercise Stress in Dogs,
Challenging Lower Respiratory Tract Disease: A 41-44 Duration of Immunity, 24-26
Tale of Two Dogs, 16-21 he Ability of Fipronil to Prevent Transmission of
Case Management Examples for Pyoderma, 22-25 Research Abstracts, 47-78 Bo, rrelia burgdorferi, the Causative Agent of Lyme
Bayer Selected Proceedings from the 2006 North Dise asc, to Dogs, 27 32
2005 Nestlé Purina Nutrition Forum Proceedings
American Veterinary Conference
Presented November 3-5, 2005—St. Louis, Missouri Gastrointestinal Parasites: The Practice Guide to
Supplement to Apr LC ompendium Suppl 4B
Supplement to April Compendium (Suppl 4A Accurate Diagnosis and Treatment
Otitis: A Systematic Approach to Diagnosis,
The Canine Genome Sequence and Its Treatment, and Long-Term Management, 3-12 y Compendium (Supp/ 7A
Implications for Finding Disease Genes, 7 Tip}s for Diag£n osis and Treatment of Canine Gastrointestinal Parasites: The Practice Guide to
Mitochondrial Genomics and Proteomics in Pyoderma, 13-18 Accurate Diagnosis and Treatment, 3-13
Diabetes: Nutrient Effects, 8-11 The Mutant Prevention Concentration: A Review, Standard C entrifugation Fecal Examination: A
Proteomics: A Biomarker Discovery Platform to 19-24 Step by Step ¢ yuide, 14
Document the Health Benefits of Functional \ Strategic Approach to Diagnosing and Treating
Foods, 12-14 Clinical Advances: Lyme Disease—Facing the Gastrointestinal Parasites, 15-16
Metabonomics Technology: Systems Thinking in Challenge
Nutrition Research, 15-20 Supplement to June Compendium (Supp/ 64 Osteoarthritis in the 21st Century: A Step-by-Step
Application of “-Omics”: Advances in Cancer Lyme Disease: An Investigative Look at Testing, Guide to Multimodal Management
Nutrition Research, 21-23 Treatment, and Vaccination, 2-8 Supplement to September Compendium (Suppl 9A)
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