Spring Diagnostics Symposium

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Approved for THREE hrs California Statutorily Approved CE

*Best practices for using the UA in the ER

In this presentation, Dr. Lee reviews the importance of including a complete urinalysis as part of a minimum database for managing both ill and well patients. She also reviews the benefits of using the IDEXX SediVue Dx® Urine Sediment Analyzer in a high-volume emergency and specialty practice. She provides specific recommendations on how to diagnose and manage a critical patient that presents with urethral obstruction.

Justine Lee, BS, DVM, DACVIM (SAIM) 

Dr. Lee is the chief executive officer and founder of VETgirl, the #1 online veterinary continuing education service offering veterinary continuing education (CE). She is a world-renowned veterinary industry speaker, scientist, blogger, and author, and is the cohost analyst on Nat Geo Wild^® channel’s Animal ER LIVE.

*Advanced Hematology

In this hematology session, complete blood counts (CBCs) from a wide variety of clinical cases will be paired with ProCyte Dx®Hematology Analyzer dot plots and important microscopic findings, allowing for further interpretation of the automated data that is key to understanding disease and case management.

Holly Brown, DVM, PhD, DACVP (Clinical Pathology)

Dr. Brown is a board-certified clinical pathologist who left a faculty position at the University of Georgia for a unique position as an on-staff clinical pathologist at a large 10-doctor private practice in central Pennsylvania, where she adds her expertise patient-side to a wide variety of clinical cases and enjoys opportunities to provide continuing education on maximizing diagnostics through the in-clinic laboratory.

*Cytology Techniques

This event is designed for general veterinary practitioners or veterinary specialists seeking information about how to improve their diagnostic skills, including when to utilize cytology, how to obtain a high-quality specimen, and how to interpret their own cytology specimens. The format of the seminar will be a lecture at the beginning of the seminar, with more interaction between the audience and speaker during the latter portion of the seminar. The seminar features numerous practical images of lesions and microscopic findings.

Denise Wunn, DVM, MS, DAVCP, MRCVS

Dr. Wunn graduated with distinction from Iowa State University in 1990. She worked in private practice in mixed-animal and small-animal practices and completed a residency and graduate degree at Washington State University. She joined IDEXX in 2000 and became certified as a clinical pathologist by the American College of Veterinary Pathologists in 2002.