81. SCI-BYTES: U.S. Institutions With Highest Concentrations In Veterinary Medicine/ Of U.S. institutions whose researchers published papers in Thomson Scientificindexed journals of veterinary medicine animal health between 2002 and 2006, http://www.in-cites.com/research/2007/december_10_2007-2.html

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82. WSAVA 2001 - Physical Therapy In Veterinary Medicine Summary of presentation at the World Small Animal Veterinary Association World Congress, by Robert Taylor, DVM. http://www.vin.com/VINDBPub/SearchPB/Proceedings/PR05000/PR00205.htm

Physical Therapy in Veterinary Medicine Robert Taylor United States There is a lot of interest in canine physical therapy and rehabilitation and courses are being offered at many of the major meetings. There is one certification process in motion, which will be sanctioned by several universities, and active canine physical therapy-related research is happening. What has triggered this interest? There are several factors to consider: 1. Public demand. 2. Emergence of the working dog; with need to return to previous level of activity. 3. Demonstrated efficacy in other species (man). 4. Increased sophistication in veterinary surgery. 5. Animals are living longer. 6. Adds value to veterinary services. 7. Potential source of veterinary income. 8. Rewarding to veterinary staff, owner and animal. In the recent past, there was little attention paid to post operative care and many animals were lost to follow-up following suture removal. This, coupled with the notion that the animal would use the limb when it felt “good” and the reluctance on the part of veterinarians to urge early mobility, were factors that limited the use and concept of physical therapy. In spite of recent advances, there are still veterinary surgeons that routinely immobilize their post-operative cruciate patients for four to six weeks, and this is often done with casts, braces, or splints. Early motion has been shown to be efficacious in hastening recovery and limiting the effects of disuse on bone, cartilage, periarticular soft tissue, ligaments, and tendons.

83. New Mexico Board Of Veterinary Medicine Doctors of veterinary medicine Friday, January 4, 2008*. ** FOLLOWING THE DVM EXAM, A MANDATORY 2 HOUR CE SEMINAR WILL BE GIVEN **. Friday, June 6, 2008* http://newmexicoveterinaryboard.us/

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84. ACVIM The American College of veterinary Internal medicine This 30+ year old organization is the recognized specialty college responsible for establishing http://www.acvim.org/

Welcome History of the ACVIM Constitution and Bylaws General Information Guide (GIG) ... ACVIM Home American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine 1997 Wadsworth Blvd. Suite A Lakewood, CO 303-231-0880 (fax) ACVIM@ACVIM.org Blaze a Trail to the 2008 ACVIM Forum in San Antonio, TX - June 4 - 7, 2008 2008 ACVIM Forum Registration Find a Specialist Near You! Search for a Specialist by name, location or specialty Contact the ACVIM for assistance in finding a Specialist near you Potential New Threat to Pets: Information for Veterinarians Pet Food Recall Information E merging Issues – Pet Food Recall Panel Discussion On Saturday, June 9, 2007 a special session was held at the ACVIM Forum to present information on the recent pet food contamination and recall. This session included a presentation reviewing and summarizing the timeline of the recall, as well as information about what is known about the toxic substance(s). This was followed by a question and answer session to a panel composed of Specialists with expertise in nephrology, nutrition, pathology, and communications. Because of the importance of this information to the veterinary community, a verbatim transcript of the session was recorded. The transcript has been edited for grammar and ease of reading, and is posted here. The PowerPoint presentation is also posted. Anyone wishing a copy of the original transcript should contact the ACVIM office at ACVIM@ACVIM.org

85. The Merck Veterinary Manual The Merck veterinary Manual (MVM) has served veterinarians and other animal health professionals as a concise and Emergency medicine and Critical Care http://www.merckvetmanual.com/

86. Task Force For Veterinary Science : Main Offering sciencebased information on human and veterinary alternative medicine modalities, including acupuncture, homeopathy, chiropractic, herbal medicine http://www.vet-task-force.com/

MAIN INDEX : Welcome Introduction to TFVS Alt Med Advisory Page The Alt Med Primer TFVS Articles Archive Reference Links ... Alt Med Book Review Abstracts Alt Med Abstracts Acupuncture Abstracts Homeopathy Abstracts Herbal Abstracts TFVS Information Task Force Advisors Join TFVS Join TFVS Email List Search TFVS ... Contact Us Featured Presentation Acupuncture: The Facts By Robert Imrie, DVM Access Flash or HTML version. New ... New In Print Complementary and Alternative Veterinary Medicine Considered By David W. Ramey, DVM Bernard E. Rollin, PhD Click Here for more information. Welcome to the Task Force for Veterinary Science It is with great sorrow that we report the passing of Dr. Robert Imrie, on Saturday, May 27, 2006. The Alt Med Advisory Page (Introduction to the Task Force For Veterinary Science) Alt Med Advisory Introduction Mission Statement Proposed Activities and Goals Task Force For Veterinary Science Advisors ... TFVS Activities and Accomplishments - Electronic Newsletter The Alt Med Primer For those interested in an objective, scientific, "non-advocate" perspective and for those who want to see what the best science really has to say about various "alternative" therapeutic claims, see our collected Medline abstracts on:

87. Atlantic Veterinary Internal Medicine, LLC Pictures of their veterinarians, description of services, and online store. Timonium and Annapolis. http://www.atlanticvetintmed.com/

The doctors and staff of Atlantic Veterinary Internal Medicine, LLC welcome you to our Web pages. Your pet comes to AVIM via a referral from your local veterinarians because of their trust! AVIM emphasizes being a top quality veterinary internal medicine referral service. These efforts include expert knowledge, equipment, diagnostics and therapeutic techniques. Compassion for your pets goes hand in hand with quality specialty veterinary medicine at AVIM . All of the AVIM doctors and staff want to do our best for your pet and its medical problems. AVIM is able to have prescription diets shipped to your door. We prefer that you seek these diets with your regular veterinarian, but if they are not locally available, then we can provide next day delivery via the online diet prescription services of VetCentric. VetCentric also offers helpful tips and articles about the health and welfare of your pet. 808 Bestgate Road Annapolis, MD 21401

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