The number correction is to partially close the pop-off valve and squeeze the bag to deliver a breath. The idea is

Apnea at induction is a common issue that occurs secondary to the drugs used.  No mistake was made; it is

The instrument tie is by far the most commonly used suture tying technique used by veterinarians.  The two most common

The most common reason to perform a cystotomy in a dog or cat is for the removal of uroliths. The most common complication of

In this video Dr Sylvestre discusses the many ways that open and closed castrations are described by various clinicians and

This video explains how veterinarians can keep closures simple when you have a large lump to remove or wound to

Dr Sylvestre discusses the appropriate use of the #10 and #15 blades. Using the appropriate blade for the appropriate task

There is a trend in veterinary medicine where the ovariohysterectomy is switched out for the ovariectomy.  There are advantages to performing an

Understanding how to properly stretch the hamstring of a dog can be a useful tool as so many of out

Dr Sylvestre compares two surgical techniques for neutering male dogs,  the pre-scrotal and scrotal approaches, highlighting their respective advantages and limitations.  The scrotal approach

Hip flexors can readily become a bit more contracted in the pet with a hindlimb lameness, as they tend to

Dr. Sylvestre outlines key common and potential complications associated with veterinary bandaging and provides insight into why these issues arise