3 days ago

In the first 2 #CardioWebMeeting we learned all about Arrhythmogenesis and Thursday evening 21.30 (UTC+2) it´s time to put our knowledge to the test with some ECG interactive sessions. What is your rhythm diagnosis? Take a chance and discuss ECGs with Dr. Pedro Oliveira! You can CLICK in SYNC with us or STREAM it whenever you like. Follow the link for more: bit.ly/2FPdWuo #VetMeet #TeamCardio #veterinarycardiology #cardiology #VEtCG #ECG #RhythmIsMagic ... See MoreSee Less

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4 days ago

This Tuesday our Team will have you all jaw-dropping during the #CTwebMeeting. We are serving some temporo-mandibular joint realness and I am sure you don´t want to miss it! CLICK in SYNC with us at 21.30 (UTC +2) or STREAM it whenever you like. Join us here: bit.ly/2FPdWuo #VetMeet #VeterinaryRadiology #VeterinaryCT #VeterinaryImaging
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7 days ago

Rumba, Salsa, Cha Cha? Cardio friends, what is your rhythm diagnosis? List the rhythm abnormalities of this #VEtCG and make our head of #CardioWebMeeting Dr. Marco Baron Toaldo proud! Tag a Cardio friend if you need help with interpretation! And remember…the #RhythmIsMagic 😁 Tomorrow, we will provide you with the answer! #TeamCardio #RhythmIsMagic #VetMeet #PrepareTogether #VeterinaryCardiology #Cardiology ... See MoreSee Less

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Ectopic atrial rythm

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Junctional rythm

ANSWERS!!! The first 6 beats, show a normal P wave morphology and axis, normal atrioventricular and intraventricular conduction, and normal ST segment and QT interval. The cycle length varies between 460 and 480 msec. From the 7th beat and abrupt change in P wave axis is visible, with negative polarity in inferior (caudoventral leads), and all precordial leads, and a positive polarity in lead I, and especially in leads aVR and aVL. The P'Q interval is markedly reduced, while the QRS morphology and axis are unchanged. This features suggest a concentric atrial activation and an orthodromic ventricular depolarization. DIAGNOSIS: The most likely rhythm diagnosis is therefore a junctional rhythm, with atrial activation occurring through the fast conducting nodal pathway, and the ventricular activation thought the slow conducting pathway. This would explain why the P' waves precede the QRS complexes. In other cases, a junctional rhythm might be accompanied by P' waves inscribed within the QRS complexes or the ST segments (depending on the pathway followed to depolarize the atria). The cycle length in this case is slightly variable (460-540 msec). The junctional beats show an elevation in the first part of the ST segment, possible due to the summation with the Ta (atrial repolarization waves)

1 week ago

Imagicians of the world, UNITED we stand! Dr. Jérémy Bep Mortier is leading an investigation on Pulmonary Lobar Emphysema and he is searching for confirmed cases in dogs and cats. Can you help him in putting together a critical number of cases for a nice study? You can contact us or him directly. Here is a case from our #VetMeetOpenSource bit.ly/2Jc42A0 sent to us by Dr. Mario Ricciardi from Ospedale Vet Pingry Bari. Multicentric studies are the future for rare diseases!!! Go Imagicians, go! #VetMeet #DoYourResearch #DoYourScience #VeterinaryImaging #VeterinaryRadiology #TeamRadio ... See MoreSee Less

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Vet Meet GmbH hat 3 neue Fotos hinzugefügt — mit Ronan Mullins und 2 weitere Personen hier: Athenaeum InterContinental Athens.

2 weeks ago

We always try to support younger colleagues and residents in training, because they are the vibrant part of the vet community. Today we celebrate Dr. Ronan Mullins for the Resident Award in Small Animals Soft Tissues sponsored by Vet Meet at the ECVS Symposium 2018 in Athens! CONGRATULATIONS, my dear!!! Do your research and improve patient care, ALWAYS! :) #VetMeet #MeetVetMeet #TeamSurgery #VeterinarySurgery #ecvs #ECVS ... See MoreSee Less

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