Helio de Morais, DVM, PhD, DACVIM
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Update on canine and feline influenza (Proceedings)
Influenza A viruses are divided into subtypes according to the serological reactivity of the surface glycoproteins hemagglutinin (HA) and neuraminidase (NA).
Leptospirosis: The return of the Jedi (Proceedings)
Leptospirosis: Spirochete with more than 200 "serovars."
Empiric antibiotic therapy (Proceedings)
Empiric antibiotic therapy is the appropriate use of antibiotics without knowing the agent or before its susceptibility is known.
Why is this patient coughing? (Proceedings)
Cough is one of the body's defense mechanisms to prevent the entry of noxious materials into the respiratory system, and to clear potentially harmful debris from the lungs and respiratory tract.
Managing of bronchial disease in dogs and cats (Proceedings)
Bronchial diseases are common causes of loud cough and dyspnea in dogs and cats.
Managing pulmonary parenchymal diseases (Proceedings)
Parenchymal pulmonary diseases usually restrict expansion of the lungs leading to dyspnea, and may be occasionally with soft cough.