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This learning series, recorded at a live stream event, with Fiona Adam will provide you with a logical approach to the most common urological presentations in the dog and cat, which you will be able to implement back in practice straight away.
The series aims to give you the confidence to interpret the relevance of a USG of 1.021 in a cat, manage a dog with recurrent UTIs and know the importance (or not!) of crystalluria.
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Description
Topics covered include:
- Optimising in-house urinalysis
- Canine Glomerular disease
- The importance of proteinuria
- Approach to haematuria
- Canine UTIs - are we managing these cases appropriately?
- Acute kidney injury
- Feline lower urinary tract disease
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