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Canine Stroke Rehabilitation: Part 3

Dr. Andrea Looney, DVM, DiP / ACVA, Senior Lecturer, Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine describes how a particular chocolate labrador, a stroke victim, goes through orthopedic and neurologic services before she comes to the rehabilitation service, where her treatment is balanced.

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Equine research park at Cornell

Veterinary Medicine

Nene J. Winand, DVM, PhD, Senior Research Associate, Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, discusses the equine research park at Cornell. Reading: Paris DB, Stout TA. Equine embryos and embryonic...

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WebMD Healthy Pets

Veterinary Medicine

Bideawee, one of the nation’s largest and oldest human organizations, honored WebMD for their Health Pets initiative at their annual Gala in New York City. Nan Forte, Executive Vice President...

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Substantial pneumothorax risk with transesophageal mediastinoscopy

Anesthesiology

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Transesophageal endoscopic surgery of the mediastinum in pigs carries a substantial risk of inadvertent pneumothorax, German researchers report. The procedure had no cardiopulmonary effects "as...

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Cornell Animal Diagnostic Center

Veterinary Medicine

Edward J Dubovi, MA, PhD, Director, Virology Service, Diagnostic Center, Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, discusses the role of the Cornell Diagnostic Center, which aims to provide a comprehensive...