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|Articles|July 22, 2010
Critical care tools
Watch how Dr. Tim Crowe uses these three innovative tools in his critical care patients.
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Tim Crowe, DVM, DACVS, DACVECC, NREMT-1, EMS-1, discusses three devices he uses in his patients: an infrared thermometer to more easily measure body temperature, a photonic therapy light to calm anxious pets, and a pulsed electromagnetic field applicator, the first electroceutical for pain.
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