Originally Aired - Wednesday, September 11 • 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM Central Daylight Time (CDT)
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Location: 230 Complex
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Approach to the High Rise Cat
High Rise Syndrome (HRS) is a relatively common presentation in urban veterinary emergeny rooms. This lecture will focus on how to systematically approach these cases and improve your comfort level with the poly trauma patient. Atendees will learn about the common constellation of injuries that are seen with high rise syndrome and how to best treat these injuries in hospital.
No Blood? Be Positive! The ABCs of Autotransfusion
Many veterinarians are faced with managing acute hemorrhage in dogs and cats without access to robust stored blood products. This presentation will highlight various scenarios where autotransfusions prove invaluable during hemostatic resuscitation, including cases of trauma-induced hemorrhage, neoplasia, toxicities, and intraoperative bleeding. Through case studies, attendees will become familiar with the indications as well as contraindications and limitations of autotransfusion. Participants will receive instruction on techniques, applications, and benefits of this modality that can be integrated immediately into emergency and general practice.
Presentation Code: 801
