HeyJaredTails from the Lab: A Veterinary Podcast
Welcome back to the Tails from the Lab podcast, produced by Antech, with our host Dr. Holly Brown and co-host Dr. Brad Ryan! Get ready to discuss real cases with expert guests who dig deep into the diagnostic insights that help solve interesting and complex cases.
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Beyond the Float: How Molecular Diagnostics Saved Drake (opens the original)
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"Drake had been so sick the last two days that the owner was actually considering having him euthanized that morning." What do you do when a seemingly routine case of hookworms doesn't respond to standard treatment and your patient is fading fast? This was the reality for the team treating Drake, a three-month-old Goldendoodle puppy until a single molecular diagnostic screening changed everything. In this episode of Tails From the Lab , Drs. Holly Brown and Brad Ryan review the case of Drake, wh
Case Study: Uncovering Atypical Addison's Disease in a Great Dane (opens the original)
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"Sometimes the most important finding is the absence of an expected response." What happens when a patient's lab work looks deceptively normal, even as they are getting sicker? Join us for the case of Libby, a Great Dane whose pneumonia was apparently improving on x-rays, yet she was mysteriously deteriorating, with recurrent vomiting and lethargy. The pivotal clue wasn't an abnormality on her CBC, but rather the glaring absence of one. In this episode of Tails From the Lab , Drs. Holly Brown an
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