Description
Aspiration pneumonia (AP) is a common complication of many patients in the veterinary hospital, both medical and surgical. Patients that contract AP are at risk of clinically worsening to the point of not being able to effectively oxygenate anymore, and there is high risk of death. With brachycephalic breeding on the rise, we are likely to see a spike in AP cases in hospitals all over the country. Many of these patients will present more than once in their lifetime with pneumonia due to their facial conformation. With that in mind, this webinar aims to keep knowledge up to date on all things AP and how best to nurse these cases.
This webinar has been discounted with thanks to Vets Now.
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