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|Articles|December 30, 2015
Beam me up: Technological advances in emergency medicine
Author(s)Garret Pachtinger, VMD, DACVECC
What's new with an old-school system and what's new with new-school monitoring.
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Emergency clinician Dr. Garret Pachtinger has updated information about how to better interpret the results of a tried-and-true monitoring system in veterinary practice, that good-ol' blood glucometer. Then he looks to cloud computing, telemetry and more. Yep, we said telemetry.
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