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Cats & Kidney Disease Part 2: Case-based Approach to Using SDMA in Everyday Practice

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Cats & Kidney Disease Part 2: Case-based Approach to Using SDMA in Everyday Practice

Cats & Kidney Disease Part 2: Case-based Approach to Using SDMA in Everyday Practice

Jane Robertson, DVM, DACVIM
Jane Robertson, DVM, DACVIM
on behalf of American Association of Feline Practitioners

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Launch date: 23 Nov 2016

Expiry Date: 01 Sep 2018

Last updated: 24 Jul 2018

Reference: 166823

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Dr Karen Tofte (8 Dec 2016)
Excellent course, thank you!
Dr Thomas Pasdo (30 Nov 2016)
good discussion
Dr Barbara Fanning DVM (28 Nov 2016)
Really good cases in this course.

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Description

Kidney disease is in common cats and the IDEXX SDMA Test is a new kidney test that is available to help evaluate kidney function. In this webinar, several cases will be presented to show how SDMA can be beneficial in common cases that practitioners handle every day. The cases will be used to illustrate what next steps should be taken when SDMA is increased and how SDMA can be a more reliable indicator of kidney function in cats.

Objectives

Objective 1
To review what SDMA (symmetric dimethylarginine) is and its 3 key attributes.
Objective 2
To provide an overview of the next steps to take when SDMA is increased to investigate, manage and monitor kidney disease.
Objective 3
To briefly review the International Renal Interest Society (IRIS) chronic kidney disease (CKD) guidelines for cats and apply them when appropriate to the cases in the presentation.
Objective 4
To present several cases of cats with increased SDMA and to review each case, including diagnostics performed, case management and outcome.
Jane Robertson, DVM, DACVIM

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Jane Robertson, DVM, DACVIM
on behalf of American Association of Feline Practitioners

A graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, Dr. Robertson completed a medicine residency at the University of California, Davis, and became board certified in small-animal internal medicine in 1998. After practicing in a busy referral hospital, she joined IDEXX as an internal medicine consultant in 2000 and then was head of internal medicine for IDEXX for more than 10 years before moving to her new role as director of medical affairs. Dr. Robertson’s particular areas of medical interest include kidney disease, endocrinology, pancreatitis and the clinical utility of real-time PCR.

Current Accreditations

This course has been certified by or provided by the following Certified Organization/s:

  • AAVSB-Registry of Approved Continuing Education (RACE)
  • 1.00 Hours -
    Exam Attempts: 3
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    Exam Pass Rate: 70
  • New York State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
  • 1.00 Hours

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Conflicts Declared

Conflicts of Interest declaration by Author:

Dr. Jane Robertson is an employee of IDEXX Laboratories, Inc. and will be presenting information on a diagnostic test offered by IDEXX.

User Reviews (8)

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Dr Karen Tofte (8 Dec 2016)
Excellent course, thank you!
Dr Thomas Pasdo (30 Nov 2016)
good discussion
Dr Barbara Fanning DVM (28 Nov 2016)
Really good cases in this course.
Dr Charles Mintzer (27 Nov 2016)
Excellent presentation
Dr Robert Pierce DVM (27 Jan 2018)
Very well presented
Dr Robert Koch (25 Nov 2016)
This webinar was an excellent review of the SDMA test.
Dr Era Jo Moorer (24 Jul 2018)
Well presented and informative
Jian Luo (16 Feb 2017)
Case discussion is very useful in this CE

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