Veterinary Neurology & Neurosurgery | Davies Vet Specialists
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Spinal cord meningioma pre and post surgery Thanks very much to Koen Santifort for this case! A 10-year-old female mixed breed dog presented with non-ambulatory tetraparesis with a 2-month history of chronic progressive history. The initial presentation can be seen at the start of the video. An MRI at the time of the presentation revealed a large, well-defined, and ovoid intradural-extramedullary lesion centered over the caudal C3 vertebral body on the right side. The lesion was heterogeneously
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Spinal cord meningioma pre and post surgery Thanks very much to Koen Santifort for this case! A 10-year-old female mixed breed dog presented with non-ambulatory tetraparesis with a 2-month history of chronic progressive history. The initial presentation can be seen at the start of the video. An MRI at the time of the presentation revealed a large, well-defined, and ovoid intradural-extramedullary lesion centered over the caudal C3 vertebral body on the right side. The lesion was heterogeneously
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Are Neurological Disorders in Dogs Treatable? | Southeast Veterinary Neurology
Are Neurological Disorders in Dogs Treatable? | Southeast Veterinary Neurology
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I’m a veterinary neurologist, of course….. #ofcourse #veterinaryneurology #neurology #vetmed | Southeast Veterinary Neurology
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I’m a veterinary neurologist, of course….. #ofcourse #veterinaryneurology #neurology #vetmed | Southeast Veterinary Neurology
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You may remember our cat with brain abscess secondary to a bite. This is his video 36 hours after surgery. Craniectomy is a rapid way to address raised ICP and in this case provide as well drainage of the abscess and swabbing for culture/sensitivity. | Veterinary Neurology
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You may remember our cat with brain abscess secondary to a bite. This is his video 36 hours after surgery. Craniectomy is a rapid way to address raised ICP and in this case provide as well drainage of the abscess and swabbing for culture/sensitivity. | Veterinary Neurology
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Spinal Cord Disease Beyond IVDD || Webinar Series Lecture # 1
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Understanding Veterinary Neurology: A Technician's Journey
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We are so excited to welcome Mackenzie Kilbourn, DVM, DACVIM (Neurology) to the SEVN family! 🎉 Dr. Kilbourn joined our Jupiter hospital on September 2nd as a Veterinary Neurologist. Help us give Dr. Kilbourn a warm SEVN welcome! ❤️ #veterinaryneurology #neurology #vetmed | Southeast Veterinary Neurology
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Dr. Conte, SEVN’s veterinary neurology resident, delves into the intricacies of hydrocephalus in dogs – a condition where excess fluid in the brain poses a threat, compressing the delicate organ and triggering neurological symptoms. 🧠🐾 To watch the full video, click the link in our bio. #hydrocephalus #hydrocephalusawareness #veterinarymedicine #vetmed #southeastveterinaryneurology #neurology #veterinaryneurology
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Latest Trends in Human Acute Spinal Cord Injury We wanted to bring your attention to a special focus issue of the peer-reviewed Journal of Neurotrauma which is free to access and highlights the latest findings of the North American Clinical Trials Network (NACTN), aimed at improving outcomes for individuals with acute spinal cord injury (SCI). The series of manuscripts provides important evidence for the benefits of early surgery in acute SCI, key results from the multicenter Riluzole study, dem
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What does a typical day look like for a veterinary neurologist? Follow Dr. Simon Kornberg at Southeast Veterinary Neurology (SEVN) as he navigates a busy day filled with complex cases and compassionate care. To watch the full video, visit our Youtube channel. #dayinthelifeof #veterinaryneurology #neurology #vetmed #veterinarylife | Southeast Veterinary Neurology
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Vestibular dysfunction is one of the most common neurologic presentations in cats. The video below shows a cat with vestibular ataxia and right sided proprioceptive deficts suggestive of central vestibular disease. A recent study of 174 cats presenting with vestibular syndrome found that the most common peripheral causes were otitis media/interna (n = 48), idiopathic vestibular syndrome (n = 39) and middle ear polyps (n = 17). The most common causes of central vestibular dysfunction were intracr
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The 12 Cranial Nerves in Pets: How Vets Diagnose Brain Disease Using Neuro Exams
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Arterial Makeup & Supply Of The Brain 🧠📚 Dr. Reese, from our Boynton Beach location, covered Strokes in Small Animals on our April webinar. Watch the full presentation on YouTube ➡️ https://youtu.be/6LkiNIFiqQ4 | Southeast Veterinary Neurology
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Seizures or Syncope? Check out this podcast on trying to differentiate seizure activity from syncope by Dr Heidi Barnes. Some key characteristics of both events can help improve confidence with what we are dealing with - and in the end, a video is worth a thousand words! See the video attached of a dog exhibiting multiple focal motor seizures with atonic collapse. Note the autonomic involvement manifested as salivation. https://www.cliniciansbrief.com/article/top-5-ways-differentiate-syncope-sei
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Alaskan Husky Encephalopathy Two 6 month old Alaskan Huskies presented with circling, head pressing, seizures and blindness. Neurologic exam confirmed a forebrain and cerebellum localisation. Infectious disease and metabolic screening was normal for both as was CSF for one of them. As you can see, the MRI revealed multifocal, bilaterally symmetric T2 hyperintensities of subcortical white matter, deep nuclei, brainstem, and cerebellum with cortical atrophy. Pathology confirmed that the lesions se
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TREATMENT OF NAUSEA IN DOGS WITH VESTIBULAR SYNDROME Dog with vestibular disturbance can experience various signs including head tilt, ataxia, falling or nystagmus (as seen on this video). In addition, affected dogs can experience vomiting and nausea. In the absence of vomiting, it should not be assumed that nausea is also absent. While some drugs such as maropitant or metoclopramide can be used often successfully in dogs to prevent vomiting, their effect in controlling nausea has not been shown
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How to Perform a Neurology Exam in Pets || SEVN Webinar Lecture #9
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Facial paralysis in cats Not the most common cranial nerve deficit that we are presented with in cats! As you can see from the video attached, it appears slightly different from the expected drooping face seen with this condition in dogs but facial asymmetry is still the most important manifestation. A recent case report highlights a possible relationship with hypertension and this disorder which responded to anti-hypertensive medication. A nice summary of the causes of facial paralysis in cats
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A Veterinary Neurological Exam
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Vestibular disease in dogs refers to any disturbance in a dog’s vestibular system. From a pet parent perspective, vestibular disease may look like dog vertigo. The vestibular system exists to help humans and animals with their balance, coordination, and orientation. It is made up of two parts. The peripheral vestibular system is made up of the inner ear and nerves traveling from the ear to the brain. The central vestibular system consists of the brain stem, which connects the brain to the spinal
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Bruxism in a Dog with Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinosis A 2-year-old Chihuahua had a 4-month progressive history of behavioral change and yelping episodes. The dog presented for investigation due to a recent onset of 'air-licking' and bruxism. An MRI of the brain was performed - click on the link below to see the MRI and find out more about this fascinating case. https://www.web-vetneurology.com/cases/bruxism-in-a-dog Laurent Garosi Simon Platt | Veterinary Neurology
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CLINICAL AND MRI FINDINGS IN A CAT AND A DOG WITH ISCHEMIC MYELOPATHY Here are two cases of ischemic myelopathy with a good outcome sent to us at Vet Oracle Teleradiology for MR reporting by ECVN neurology specialist Koen Santifort from IVC/Evidensia. Koen put together this video to show the great MR findings and outcome in these two cases. Simba was presented with peracute onset of tetraparesis, L>R and mild miosis of the left pupil compared to the right. The left limbs were paralyzed, nocicept
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