Veterinary Clinical Digest sponsored by Wiley-Blackwell Publishing

Welcome to Veterinary Clinical Digest

- Keeping the veterinary practitioner up-to-date with the latest research pertinent to today’s practice

Compiled by practicing veterinarian, Alex Gough, Veterinary Clinical Digest is a new online publication which surveys the full range of papers published in Wiley-Blackwell veterinary journals and brings together the latest research, of particular relevance to clinical practice, in one place. Each issue of Veterinary Clinical Digest contains a link to the full-text article online (which has been made free to access) and includes a summary outlining the key ‘take home’ messages for practice. In doing so, it saves you time and money and provides you with invaluable reading material for your continuing education.

Latest Issue Contents:

Can sonographic findings predict the results of liver aspirates in dogs with suspected liver disease?
Cytologic and Histopathologic Evaluation of Extruded Canine Degenerate Disks.
The Effect of Laparoscopic Versus Open Ovariectomy on Postsurgical Activity in Small Dogs.
Retinal degeneration in the Abyssinian and Somali cat (rdAc): correlation between genotype and phenotype and rdAc allele frequency in two continents.
Nasogastric tube feeding in cats with suspected acute pancreatitis: 55 cases (2001–2006)
Survey of pet owners' expectations of surgical practice within first opinion veterinary clinics in Great Britain.
Reader performance in radiographic diagnosis of signs of mitral regurgitation in cavalier King Charles spaniels
Topical tacrolimus (FK506) for the treatment of feline idiopathic facial dermatitis.
Effects of a probiotic intervention in acute canine gastroenteritis – a controlled clinical trial.
Assessment of the incidence of GDV following splenectomy in dogs.
A technique for ultrasound-guided paravertebral brachial plexus injections in dogs
Cytologic examination of fine-needle aspirates from mammary gland tumors in the dog: diagnostic accuracy with comparison to histopathology and association with postoperative outcome.
The sedative effects of low-dose medetomidine and butorphanol alone and in combination intravenously in dogs.
Incidence of seizures associated with iopamidol or iomeprol myelography in dogs with intervertebral disk disease: 161 cases (2000–2002)
Multicentric, controlled clinical study to evaluate effectiveness and safety of miltefosine and allopurinol for canine leishmaniosis.