Read the latest from the Australian Veterinary Journal’s March issue

 

Did you know:

❓ CRP is a valuable biomarker for identifying and monitoring aspiration pneumonia in dogs with tick paralysis. CRP concentrations are moderately correlated with radiographic severity and, using a threshold of ≥20 mg/L, CRP may have moderate sensitivity and specificity for detecting pneumonia. 

❓ The use of adjuvant chemotherapy did not improve survival times in dogs with splenic stromal sarcoma post-splenectomy. 

❓ Most veterinarians in Australia used the same screening tests for hypercortisolism and rarely attempt to differentiate between causes of hypercortisolism.

❓What the survival rate was in 114 dogs with skewer foreign bodies? 

Featuring high-impact research directly relevant to Australian veterinary professionals, dive into the AVJ March issue to discover:

Small Animals

Production Animals

Equine

Obituary