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EPISODE · Jun 8, 2020 · 23 MIN

VV Clinical: A practical guide to diagnosing coagulopathy, Part 2.

from The Vet Vault: Fall In Love With Veterinary Science · host Dr. Hubert Hiemstra

In part 2 we cover secondary coagulopathy, including the coagulation cascade. Bruce gives us the most simple and memorable explanation of that Y-shaped beast that you’ll ever hear, and we learn how and when to use the tests of secondary coagulation: Activated clotting time, APTT and APT. We get deep into the weeds of the most commonly seen causes that will disrupt the coagulation cascade, and Bruce also clarifies some of the ‘unusual suspects’ - the congenital factor abnormalities.  This episode is brought to you by Heska; THE most exciting new player in in-house diagnostics in Australia. Heska aims to change the way you think about and run your in-house diagnostics to save you both time and money while increasing your standards of care. Best of all, you don’t pay a cent for the analysers - you only pay for the test you perform. It’s that simple! Pay less, get more, no tricks.  Go to heska.com.au/vetvault to claim your Vet Vault listener exclusive offer of $5000 with of consumables.

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