Veterinary medicine is embracing innovation at an unprecedented pace, and one of the most transformative technologies to emerge is contactless vital signs monitoring. Traditionally, measuring heart rate, respiratory rate, and temperature requires physical contact—often
In Parts 1 and 2, we covered Dr. Broadwater’s revolutionary positioning and surgical techniques. This final installment focuses on the challenge that intimidates many veterinarians most: controlling orbital bleeding and
In Part 1, we covered Dr. Broadwater’s revolutionary dorsal positioning technique. Now discover the three specialized instruments that make enucleation surgery dramatically easier, plus his refined step-by-step surgical approach that
Transform your enucleation procedures from hour-long challenges to confident 15-20 minute surgeries. Dr. Josh Broadwater, DVM, DACVO, board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist with nearly 20 years of experience at Charlotte Animal Referral
Based on the continuing education webinar presented by Ann Marie Woyma, DVM.* Surgical bleeding remains one of the most significant challenges facing veterinary practitioners. Extended bleeding episodes increase anesthesia duration,
Revolutionizing Veterinary Care: The Power of Continuous Vital Signs Monitoring Revolutionizing Veterinary Care: The Power of Continuous Vital Signs Monitoring Revolutionizing Veterinary Care: The Power of Continuous Vital Signs Monitoring
Based on clinical insights from Dr. Shadi Ireifej’s webinar on Brachycephalic Airway Syndrome* Brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome (BOAS) affects up to 100% of certain flat-faced dog breeds, making post-operative monitoring
Imagine being able to monitor your critical patients’ vital signs from home, or having the ability to intervene quickly when a post-surgical complication arises – all without disturbing the animal.
