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EPISODE · May 14, 2025 · 53 MIN

Microscopic Mysteries of Pet Pathology | SOP Ep. 62 - Dr. Karen Trainor

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Welcome Dr. Karen Trainor, a passionate and dedicated veterinary pathologist. Explore the fascinating role pathologists play in diagnosing diseases in our beloved pets, shedding light on how they are often the first to uncover what’s wrong, even before the pet owner knows.We discuss the intricacies of pathology, including the importance of accurate diagnoses, the use of cutting-edge techniques like immunohistochemistry, and the collaboration between pathologists and veterinarians to ensure the best care for animals. Dr. Trainor shares her unique journey, her daily challenges, and the joy of solving complex cases that often feel like a mystery.Listeners will discover the common conditions seen in veterinary pathology, the importance of clinical history in diagnostics, and the surprising ways that veterinary and human medicine intersect. With engaging anecdotes and expert insights, this episode is a must-listen for all pet lovers and anyone interested in the science behind animal health.https://innovativevetpath.com/about-us/team/------All footage is owned by SLA Video Productions.

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