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Small Animal Internal Medicine

Maximizing the Diagnostic Approaches to Kidney Health in the Era of Multiple Biomarkers

Saturday, June 17, 2023
9:10 AM – 10:10 AM ET
Location: PCC 202AB
CE: 1

Sponsored by 
Capturing for On Demand One Health Veterinary Technician
Presentation Description / Summary: Over the past 5 -10 years the approach to kidney health and disease had evolved to be viewed more on a continuum than isolated moments. The talk will address theoretical changes in how insults occur and also through cases and conversations discuss how diagnostics and management tools have evolved. The overarching goal is reframe the importance of kidney health and the impact of kidney disease by understanding current standards in screening, management, and monitoring kidney function in health and disease.


Learning Objectives:

  • Understand emerging theories in how kidney injury occurs in veterinary patients
  • Actively apply types of kidney injury to best diagnostic choices
  • Apply concepts in case-based approach to diagnosing kidney disease in dogs and cats