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Making Good Choices in Veterinary Anesthesia: Routine Anesthesia
Anesthesia Donna Stuart 8/12/25 Anesthesia Donna Stuart 8/12/25

Making Good Choices in Veterinary Anesthesia: Routine Anesthesia

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Making Good Choices in Veterinary Anesthesia- Procedural Sedation
Anesthesia Donna Stuart 4/3/25 Anesthesia Donna Stuart 4/3/25

Making Good Choices in Veterinary Anesthesia- Procedural Sedation

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Making Good Choices in Veterinary Anesthesia: Affairs of the Heart 
Anesthesia Donna Stuart 10/16/24 Anesthesia Donna Stuart 10/16/24

Making Good Choices in Veterinary Anesthesia: Affairs of the Heart 

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Let’s talk about Frenchies (aka: brachycephalic anesthesia)!
Anesthesia Jay McDonnell 7/3/24 Anesthesia Jay McDonnell 7/3/24

Let’s talk about Frenchies (aka: brachycephalic anesthesia)!

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Let's Talk About Geriatric Anesthesia!
Anesthesia Jay McDonnell 6/1/24 Anesthesia Jay McDonnell 6/1/24

Let's Talk About Geriatric Anesthesia!

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Making Good Choices: Sparky
Anesthesia Jay McDonnell 5/5/24 Anesthesia Jay McDonnell 5/5/24

Making Good Choices: Sparky

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Decision Making in Veterinary Anesthesia: A Case Study
Anesthesia Jay McDonnell 4/10/24 Anesthesia Jay McDonnell 4/10/24

Decision Making in Veterinary Anesthesia: A Case Study

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ANESTHESIA CASE STUDY: BRAIN DISEASE
Blog, Seizures, Anesthesia Jay McDonnell 1/14/23 Blog, Seizures, Anesthesia Jay McDonnell 1/14/23

ANESTHESIA CASE STUDY: BRAIN DISEASE

A 10-year-old female spayed German Shepherd dog presented to the neurology service for new onset of seizure activity.

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Q&A WITH VETERINARY ANESTHESIOLOGIST, REBECCA KRIMINS, DVM, MS
Blog, Anesthesia Jay McDonnell 1/14/23 Blog, Anesthesia Jay McDonnell 1/14/23

Q&A WITH VETERINARY ANESTHESIOLOGIST, REBECCA KRIMINS, DVM, MS

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN A PET IS ANESTHETIZED?

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