Portosystemic Shunts - DeLIVERering the Best for Your Patients in the Acute and the Long-Term Diagnostics Presented at New York Vet

Presented at New York Vet 2019

there are protocols one can follow to help diagnose and treat common presentations that involve snakes

The often complex anatomy and position of intra-hepatic shunt vessels makes them less amenable to surgical attenuation when compared to the extra-hepatic variant and interventional closure of the shunt vessel is usually the treatment of choice for which novel techniques are also available

I am on a mission to convince you that every veterinary team member should be encouraged to use his or her smartphone and have unrestricted internet access at work

In this session we will take a closer look at some of the common devices that can be utilised in the sick hospitalised patient such as advanced venous access

Portosystemic Shunts - DeLIVERering the Best for Your Patients in the Acute and the Long-Term Diagnostics Presented at New York VetAn intra hepatic portosystemic shunt is a congenital abnormality affecting the vasculature of the liver. While single, extra hepatic shunt vessels are encountered more commonly than intra hepatic variants, intra hepatic shunts may account for up to ~30% of congenital hepatic vascular anomalies in dogs. Diagnostic evaluation and medical management of intra and extrahepatic shunts are similar with new management strategies evolving. The often complex