Publications by authors named "Ashley E Allen-Durrance"

Intravenous lipid emulsion (ILE) therapy has shown promise as a treatment option for a variety of lipophilic toxins. Two birds presented for suspected ingestion of a toxic substance. A blue-and-gold macaw () presented after chewing a block of bromethalin rodenticide without overt clinical signs at the time of presentation.

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Objective: To describe the transportation and clinical outcome of 9 dogs transported to a referral hospital on mechanical ventilation (MV).

Design: Retrospective case series (2015-2020).

Setting: University teaching hospital.

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Article Synopsis
  • * There is a need for established therapeutic guidelines to ensure proper usage of antivenom in young puppies.
  • * Creating these guidelines will help demonstrate the effectiveness of antivenom treatment in this specific age group.
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Objective: To characterize the signalment, clinical signs, clinical pathological and histologic findings, and outcome in 8 related Bracchi Italiani with proteinuric kidney disease.

Animals: 8 client-owned Bracchi Italiani.

Procedures: Health records submitted to the Bracco Italiano Health Foundation and the Bracco Italiano Club of America between 2012 and 2019 were reviewed for dogs with evidence of nephropathy for which histologic diagnoses were obtained.

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Objective: To describe the use of mechanical ventilation (MV) in the management of Eastern coral snake envenomation in 7 dogs and a cat.

Design: Retrospective study (2011-2016).

Setting: University teaching hospital.

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A Quick Reference on Phosphorus.

Vet Clin North Am Small Anim Pract

March 2017

Phosphorus, or phosphate, is the body's major intracellular anion involved in numerous biological processes. Most phosphate is intracellular, with the remaining amount contained within soft tissues and the extracellular space. Parathyroid hormone, calcitriol, calcitonin, and phosphatonins regulate normal phosphate homeostasis by adjusting renal and/or gastrointestinal absorption and/or excretion.

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