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Silicone oil migration into orbital tissues is a potential serious complication of canine vitreoretinal surgery.
Morris J, Hamor R, Storey E, Martinez PS, Badial P, Dark M, Moore BA
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Silicone oil migration into orbital tissues is a potential serious complication of canine vitreoretinal surgery.
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Silicone oil migration into orbital tissues is a potential serious complication of canine vitreoretinal surgery.
Morris J, Hamor R, Storey E, Martinez PS, Badial P, Dark M, Moore BA
Ivermectin reduces tear production; recommend STT-I monitoring in treated dogs.
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Gelatinized Cod-ECM accelerates healing and improves corneal clarity in canine stromal ulcers.
Yang SJ, Jang JH, Park JY, Jang J, Kim JY
High prevalence of ocular lesions in slaughter cattle indicates welfare concerns requiring investigation.
Goss R, Wegg M, Guerreiro C, Grundon R, Scurrell E, Heinrich C
ResNet50V2 shows strong promise for automated retinal detachment screening in dogs.
Okur S, Baykal B, Akçora Y, Modoğlu E, Kibar B, İlgün M, Eren E, Yanmaz LE
Implement aggregated antibiograms to guide empirical antimicrobial therapy in veterinary ophthalmology.
Yogo T
Postoperative antibiotics do not prevent SSI in routine ophthalmic soft tissue surgery in dogs.
Piroth AC, Busse C
Clinical signs may not reliably predict equine optic nerve head cupping; SD-OCT needed for accurate assessment.
Bostick HN, Keys DA, Bowden AC, McMullen RJ
Optimize corneal ulcer outcomes by prioritizing owner adherence through education, frequent rechecks, and simplified dosing schedules.
Yogo T
0.4% sodium hyaluronate artificial tears most effectively reduce tear osmolality in brachycephalic dogs.
Faghihi H, Rajaei SM
PTCE with medical management provides effective long-term treatment for canine cIHPSS with improved survival and quality of life.
Chanoit GP, Scott P, Borgeat K, Doran I, Lipscomb V, Friend EJ
Partial cranial internal hemipelvectomy with adjuvant chemotherapy provides excellent outcomes for feline ilial osteosarcoma.
Walsh S, Schneider N, Bacon N
Normal canine palatine tonsils show characteristic CT features; size correlates with bodyweight and age.
Leong N, Drees R, Dirrig H
Observing livestock during unloading significantly improves detection of transport-related welfare compromises.
Mochizuki S, Arden D, Arden K
First complete OvHV-2 genome from Taiwan reveals European evolutionary origin with genetic variations.
Tsai RS, Chuang ST, Tzeng HY, Lin FY, Tseng CY, Chen YC, Hsu WL
Extensive preputioplasty effectively treats acquired phimosis in kittens without recurrence.
Rousseau M, Ferrand FX
CT-derived tracheal measurements reliably predict optimal stent size in dogs with tracheal collapse.
Atiee GF, Cook AK, Applebaum J
Oclacitinib maleate safely and effectively manages pemphigus foliaceus in equines long-term.
Morales CJ, White SD, Affolter VK, Outerbridge CA, Magdesian KG, Jordan TJM
QUIT tool helps veterinarians efficiently identify unreliable treatment studies for exclusion from clinical decisions.
Keay S, Rey L, Larson R, Doker T, Savick KM, Arroyo L, Block G, Lindenmayer J, White CN, Whitehead M, Arlt S, Brennan ML, O'Connor AM, Tramuta-Drobnis E, Crews M, Ramey D, Fausak ED
Adjuvant chemotherapy significantly improves survival in nonmetastatic feline appendicular osteosarcoma.
Kimura S, Lubelski J, Wood CJ, Selmic LE, Maritato KC, Morello E, Pellin MA, Oblak ML, Culp WTN, Malek S, Séguin B, Vernier T, Sumner JP, Wustefeld-Janssens BG, Schlag AN, Liptak JM