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Advertising, Branding, & Signage: Sponsorships

...they navigate the event and head to the show floor. This is the Convention Center’s most heavily trafficked location, providing repeated exposure to every attendee passing through and leaving a...
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Sinusitis in Horses

The sinuses are air-filled cavities within the head of the horse. The sinuses also accommodate some of the maxillary premolar and molar tooth roots (upper cheek teeth), facilitate passage of...
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Volunteer With ACVS

...Surgery Summit registration. Additional meetings are scheduled as needed. Benefits of service: CEC laboratory subcommittee members will receive reimbursement for hotel accommodations at the Surgery Summit headquarter hotels, or less...
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Chylothorax

...material into an intestinal lymphatic vessel or lymph node to allow for the delineation of TD anatomy and confirm TDL after surgery (lymphangiography, Figure 2). Another technique that has shown...
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Enucleation in Cattle

...taken to determine the type of tumor, and lymph nodes should be palpated to check for enlargement. Enucleation is most often performed as a standing procedure with local anesthesia (nerve...
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Thyroid Tumors

...its head is to the left. The large thyroid masses (blue arrows) caused the neck to appear swollen. Dogs with thyroid tumors may have no symptoms or may develop a...
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Guttural Pouch Mycosis

...internal carotid artery, external carotid artery, and maxillary artery, all pass along the walls of the guttural pouch in order to provide blood supply to the brain and head. Guttural...
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Congenital Ear Canal Atresia in Dogs

...dog will likely develop clinical signs of pain or discomfort including trying to scratch at their ear, shaking their head, and potentially developing a head tilt. It is important to...
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Laminitis in Horses

...or days old) or chronic (lasting more than a week). The most common sign that you would see is lameness ranging in severity from a minor head nod, to non-weight...