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Fluid Therapy—Part II: Introduction
Topics in Compan An Med 31 (2016) 85
Topical Review
Fluid Therapy—Part II: Introduction It is my pleasure to again serve as the guest editor of this issue of Topics in Companion Animal Medicine. This is the second of 2 issues with a special focus on monitoring fluid therapy and types of fluid administration. In this issue, the first article by Dr Paula Johnson presents a practical approach to assessing volume status in daily practice. The second article, written by Dr Elizabeth Thomovsky, discusses fluid overload in small animal patients. The third article,
http://dx.doi.org/10.1053/j.tcam.2016.10.002 1527-3369/ & 2016 Topics in Companion Animal Medicine. Published by Elsevier Inc.
authored by yours truly, reviews available methods of cardiac output monitoring in veterinary medicine. We hope this issue provides a practical and useful review of fluid volume assessment that you can apply to your daily life! Kristen A. Marshall, DVM Guest Editor
Topical Review
Fluid Therapy—Part II: Introduction It is my pleasure to again serve as the guest editor of this issue of Topics in Companion Animal Medicine. This is the second of 2 issues with a special focus on monitoring fluid therapy and types of fluid administration. In this issue, the first article by Dr Paula Johnson presents a practical approach to assessing volume status in daily practice. The second article, written by Dr Elizabeth Thomovsky, discusses fluid overload in small animal patients. The third article,
http://dx.doi.org/10.1053/j.tcam.2016.10.002 1527-3369/ & 2016 Topics in Companion Animal Medicine. Published by Elsevier Inc.
authored by yours truly, reviews available methods of cardiac output monitoring in veterinary medicine. We hope this issue provides a practical and useful review of fluid volume assessment that you can apply to your daily life! Kristen A. Marshall, DVM Guest Editor