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Information derived from retrospective studies over the years has led to a common belief that splenic hemangiosarcoma in dogs is a malignant and aggressive type of cancer with a poor long term prognosis. Based on this information and other anecdotes, ma...more
To be available for viewing On Demand. In this segment Dr. Rebecca Windsor - a veterinary neurologist - will be discussing head trauma and traumatic brain injuries in dogs and cats. Taking a case-based approach, Dr. Windsor will discuss common pr...more






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