Small Animal Topic

Urinary Obstruction in Dogs

...the rear legs. Within the penis, the urethra lies within a trough of bone, the os penis, and becomes narrower. Calculi (stones) that develop within the urinary tract (see urinary...
Honored Mentor

Andrew J. Frey

...and wanting to share ideas and experiences. I remember one time, early in my career, I had a surgical complication I was preparing to revise, and Andy knew that I...
Large Animal Topic

Lameness in Horses

...be easy to see but can be felt while riding the horse) to severe (the horse won’t bear any weight on the leg). With more subtle lameness issues you may...
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Strategically Speaking

...significant and important strategic work outlined in ACVS’s current five-year strategic plan. Efforts are unfolding toward achieving the plan’s objectives. Focus on excellence in continuing education. Early this spring, Diplomates...
Small Animal Topic

Urinary Stones

...ability to evaluate the urethra. Another technique that has been used more recently is nuclear scintigraphy, which provides a non-invasive method for analysis of renal blood flow and function. Types...
Honored Mentor

Richard E. Doran (Deceased)

Aside from being a gifted surgeon, Dr. Doran was instrumental in my early development as a surgeon in so many ways. He taught me to do my best every time...
Honored Mentor

Jonathan N. Chambers

Jon Chambers was a calm and methodical orthopedic mentor. Every time I am reducing a difficult fracture, I hear Jon in my ear saying, ‘Dr. Basinger, Rome was not built...
Large Animal Topic

Fractures in Horses – Emergency First Aid and Stabilization

...to a referral center for advanced diagnostics such as digital radiographs, ultrasound, nuclear scintigraphy (“bone scan”), or computed tomography (CT). It is extremely important that the fractured limb be stabilized...
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Maintenance of Certification Record FAQ

...not accept early submissions. ACVS will open the submission window on June 1 for the specific year group that has MOC records due. Your due date is shown in your...