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|Articles|December 14, 2022
- dvm360 December 2022
- Volume 53
- Issue 12
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Top dvm360 articles of 2022: #18
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We have compiled a countdown of our top 20 articles in 2022, here is number 18
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18. How to avoid this common anesthesia mistake
By Bob Alaburda, Director, Custom Projects
During this video interview, Darci Palmer, BS, LVT, VTS, shared common anesthesia mistakes that one can make and what they can do instead. Plus, she offers tips to help veterinary professionals avoid making mathematical errors.
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