Autologous blood transfusions (ABT) are relatively simple to perform in the veterinary practice setting. This segment includes discussion on autologous blood transfusions in dogs including various causes for intracavitary (abdominal or thoracic) hemorrhage, advantages of ABT, complications, and outcomes for patients that receive autologous blood transfusions.
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Diagnostic Significance of the Coombs' Test in Dogs
Diagnostic Significance of the Coombs' Test in Cats
Alternate Technologies for Antiglobulin Tests
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Approved for 0.25 hour of CE credit for veterinarians and technicians by the AAVSB RACE program, NY State and the NJVMA. Participant must successfully complete two VetVine EBU sessions to qualify for the minimum 0.5 hours of credit required by AAVSB RACE. CE certificates will only be issued after successful completion of a minimum of 0.5 hours of CE credit. Method of delivery is online and non-interactive.
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