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Portosystemic Shunts

...is no longer able to detoxify the blood from the gastrointestinal tract. Signs of abnormal neurologic function include: ataxia (swaying as if intoxicated) seizures blindness head pressing Other signs may...
Honored Mentor

Gary W. Ellison

...a large number of my former residents as an ACVS honored mentor. Like most new residents I was like a deer in the headlight when I started out. I was...
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Tracheal Collapse

...in a Yorkshire terrier. The dog’s head is to the left. In the lower the neck, the trachea narrows 50–75% (red arrows). As the trachea passes through the thoracic inlet...
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Michael L. Huber

...if we got in over our heads. Thank you, Dr. Huber! Dr. Huber was vital to my surgical residency. He worked really closely with all of us to help improve...
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Residency Training FAQ

...entries to be reviewed. After clicking into an individual resident’s logs, there will be a pink header message if items need review that will take them directly to a review...
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Pain Management

...abdominal surgery or bone surgery brain or spine problems, such as a slipped disc, pinched nerve or headache degenerative changes, such as arthritis and joint damage Reactions to pain vary...