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Commentary|Videos|April 29, 2025

Understanding pulmonary patterns in thoracic radiology

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Steven Ringold, DVM, DACVR, discusses his Fetch On-Demand lecture and what attendees can learn from it.

Steven Ringold, DVM, DACVR, a veterinary radiologist with VetRad, discusses the significance of pulmonary patterns in thoracic radiology, in a dvm360 interview at the 2025 Fetch dvm360 Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina. Ringold presented a continuing education (CE) lecture on the topic during the conference, and discusses in the interview the key takeaway. The lecture can now be virtually accessed for CE credit at ce.dvm360.com.

The following is a transcript of the video:

Steven Ringold, DVM, DACVR: Pulmonary patterns abound in thoracic radiology, and there's a number of different pulmonary patterns, and many of them exist at the same time. And I think that it's really important for people to be able to recognize these individual patterns and break down the causes of these patterns, and by learning the fundamentals that will enable them to better pinpoint the pathology that's occurring in their particular patient. I would like attendees to bring [away] with them an understanding of the different pulmonary patterns and how that understanding could allow them to better help their patients.

Fetch On-Demand delivers expert-led veterinary continuing education on your schedule. With CE on your own terms, you can access top-tier sessions anytime, anywhere—whether at home, in the clinic, or on the go. Ready to earn CE credits? Watch this session and more on Fetch On-Demand, available now on dvm360 Flex.


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