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Prof. Dr. Marianna Tryfonidou builds bridge between veterinary and human medicine using stem cells! 🐕🧬 More info below👇 Meet Prof. Dr. Marianna Tryfonidou, head of the Regenerative Orthopedics group with a background in veterinary medicine. She is concerned with the 'One Health - One Medicine' principle in which solutions to medical problems in the animal world inspire solutions in human medicine. Currently, she is researching biomaterials and advanced stem cell therapy for treatment of osteoarthritis and back pain caused by degeneration of the intervertebral disc. These topics will be highlighted in her lecture during the SUMMA Symposium. #summasymposium #stemcells #medicine #science

📢 New Publication in Frontiers in Veterinary Science! 🦉📝 We are excited to announce the publication of our article titled: "Case report: Evaluation of head trauma in a tawny owl (Strix aluco) with advanced imaging diagnostic, FVEP and BAER test" The case report details a tawny owl admitted to the veterinary hospital at the University of Parma following head trauma. Using advanced diagnostic approaches, including computed tomography (CT), flash visual evoked potentials (FVEP), and brainstem auditory evoked responses (BAER), we assessed the extent of neurological damage and better understood the trauma's repercussions. Read the full article to learn more about the innovative techniques and findings of our research! 📚👩⚕️👨⚕️ https://lnkd.in/eAHeD_-h #VeterinaryScience #HeadTrauma #TawnyOwl #StrixAluco #VetMed #Neurology #AdvancedDiagnostics #FVEP #BAER #FrontiersInVeterinaryScience #Research #WildlifeConservation #AvianMedicine #ScientificPublication #ADVETIA

Antech's team of pathologists across the U.S. and Canada deliver the highest quality histopathology services for canine, feline, equine, exotic, and even pocket pet patients. As experts in oncopathology, dermatopathology, oral pathology, hepatopathology, ocular pathology, and more, our pathologists work together on cases to optimize input, evaluation, and accuracy using state‑of‑the-art technology. Standard Antech pathology reports include: ☑ Findings, pathologist comments, and complete microscopic descriptions. ☑ Case summaries for commonly graded tumors. ☑ Precisely measured margins for all malignancies. (We ink all excised masses for you). ☑ 20+ histochemical stains to better characterize lesions (at no cost to you). ☑ The direct phone number and email of the reporting pathologist for easy follow-up communication. ☑ The option to consult with a specialist for treatment advice (at no cost to you). Follow the link to meet our pathologists: https://hubs.li/Q02PcbsT0

🔬 **Ultrasonography: A Game Changer in Diagnosing Equine Colic** 🐎 Here are some key conditions where ultrasonography plays a vital role: 1. **Nephrosplenic Ligament Entrapment**: By visualizing the displacement of the spleen and colon, ultrasonography helps us confirm if the colon is trapped in the nephrosplenic space. Treatment can be as simple as administering phenylephrine and lunging the horse, or, in more severe cases, surgical correction. 2. **Sand Colic**: The accumulation of sand in the intestines can be visualized as small, pinpoint hyperechoic echoes that weigh down the bowel and limit peristalsis. Early detection through ultrasound can prevent the condition from worsening and causing serious complications. 3. **Intussusception**: This life-threatening condition, where one segment of the intestine telescopes into another, can be diagnosed via the characteristic "bull’s-eye" appearance on ultrasound. Early diagnosis is critical for surgical intervention and a successful outcome. 4. **Strangulating Small Intestinal Lesions**: Distended, fluid-filled intestines with thickened, edematous walls and decreased peristaltic activity can be detected ultrasonographically, helping us confirm strangulation and the need for immediate surgery. 5. **Impaction Colic**: By detecting large, echogenic masses within the intestines, ultrasonography helps us diagnose and monitor impactions, which can often be treated medically before they escalate into surgical cases. 6. **Right Dorsal Colitis**: Thickening of the right dorsal colon caused by nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug toxicity can be easily detected through ultrasound. Early detection allows for timely intervention and potentially life-saving treatment. It’s amazing to see how technology like ultrasonography continues to enhance the accuracy of diagnosis and improve outcomes for our equine patients. By leveraging these tools, we can make more informed decisions and ensure that every horse receives the best care possible. 🏥 #EquineVeterinary #Colic #Ultrasonography #VeterinaryMedicine #EquineCare #VeterinaryInnovation #EquineSurgery

Want to learn more about how VitalRads can benefit your practice? Simply visit our website and fill out the form. Our team will get in touch with you as soon as possible to kickstart the process and provide you with all the information you need. Link to the form: https://1l.ink/PZGVWQX #VitalRads #VitalRads #PracticeHelp #Radiology #imagingspecialist #imagingteam #weareheretohelp #vetmed #veterinaryteleradiology

Head over to our website to find out more about May's "Organ of the Month" the Gastrointestinal Tract! You will find information on types of samples, which ones to send to the laboratory and how to get them to us in the best condition! #finnpathologists #histopathology #gitract #veterinarypathology https://lnkd.in/d6QFdVqC

[Free Webinar June 11] Register Now: https://hubs.ly/Q02yCQyb0 As a clinically proven therapy, PRP (platelet-rich plasma) has the ability to treat numerous orthopedic and soft tissue conditions, as the majority of patients benefit from improved articular function, decreased inflammation, and regeneration of the damaged tissues. Join Dr. John Mather on Tuesday, June 11, for an overview on how this emerging modality can benefit your patients, your clients, and your practice. Dr. Mather will review the technology, reference studies, injection guidelines, his own real-world clinical cases, and the business case for adopting the modality into your practice. Learning Objectives -Mode of action and clinical applications for PRP -Differences between PRP systems with evidence -Benefits to the patient and the owner of using this system -The financial case for the use of PRP with real case studies #RegenerativeMedicine #Enovis #CompanionAnimalHealth #PlateletRichPlasma #VeterinaryEducation #VetMed #VetTech #BetterIs #VeterinaryPractice #VeterinaryModality #BetterPets #PRP #RegenerativeTherapy #VeterinaryWebinar #FreeWebinar

Last week, we shared that Max Foreman, attended the European College of Veterinary Neurology (ECVN) congress in Portugal. We are pleased to share his poster presentation which highlights a rare case of Pupillary Hippus as part of post-attenuation neurological signs (PANS) in a dog after shunt surgery. Have you encountered unusual neurological signs in your practice? Share your experiences and insights in the comments below! You can read the full article and download the poster below to explore more about this interesting case. Read the article here: https://lnkd.in/eYbUgb4y Poster available to download here. #VeterinaryNeurology #PupillaryHippus #PANS #GVS #VetMed #AnimalHealth #CaseStudy #VeterinaryResearch

Are you interested in dendritic cells in your porcine research? Read the mini review to learn more about DC subtypes in different tissues: https://lnkd.in/gixY9-di #DendriticCells #PorcineResearch #VeterinaryScience #LifeSciences

Upward Fixation of Patella (UFP) in Cows Definition:*Patella stuck in upward position, causing lameness. Causes:Genetics, trauma, muscle imbalances, joint inflammation. Surgical Correction: (MPD) Key Points: - Release patellar tendon and retinaculum - Reduce patella to normal position - 80-90% success rate - Indications: severe lameness, failed conservative treatment Consult: Experienced large animal surgeon for proper diagnosis and care. #VeterinaryMedicine #LargeAnimalSurgery #CowHealth #UFP #MPDSurgery