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Journal of the American Animal Hospital Association|October 31, 2022
Traumatic Rectovesicular Fistula in a DogCandance Tam, Vanna Dickerson, Jessica Vallone, et al.American Journal of Veterinary Research|April 23, 2025
Application of an ice pack to healthy canine skin decreases skin perfusionGabriela Hansen, James Bilof, Meghan Watt, et al.American Journal of Veterinary Research|May 23, 2025
Skin perfusion decreases after dexmedetomidine administration in dogs but remains stable for up to 60 minutes under general anesthesiaMeghan Watt, James Bilof, Keila K Ida, et al.Veterinary Surgery : VS|February 10, 2021
Adaptation of a hands-on veterinary surgical training course from a traditionally taught laboratory to a remotely taught laboratory during a global pandemicKelley M Thieman Mankin, Karen Cornell, Laura Peycke, et al.JFMS Open Reports|September 1, 2022
Carotid pseudoaneurysm in a kitten after accidental puncture with a needleAllyson Sterman, Vanna Dickerson, Andra Voges, et al.Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association|January 29, 2025
Implementation of a standard perioperative protocol reduces postoperative respiratory distress events in dogs undergoing surgical correction of brachycephalic obstructive airway syndromeMason Hill, Mauricio Loria Lepiz, Keila Kazue Ida, et al.Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association|November 26, 2024
Dogs and cats with prepubic hernia often have concurrent injuries and a good short-term outcomeGrace Rein, Andra Voges, Mary Snipes, et al.Research in Veterinary Science|September 25, 2016
Efficacy of allogeneic mesenchymal stem cell administration in a model of acute ischemic kidney injury in catsDesiree D Rosselli, Jennifer L Mumaw, Vanna Dickerson, et al.Veterinary Surgery : VS|November 22, 2022
Outcome in 38 dogs surgically treated for hepatic abscessationVanna Dickerson, Breanna Poses, Philip Hyndman, et al.Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association|May 22, 2026
Laparoscopic-induced pneumoperitoneum does not impair oxygenation in large-breed dogs but worsens hypercapnia, which is improved by low positive end-expiratory pressure ventilationFrancisco Jongwoo Park, Mauricio Loria Lepiz, Courtney Baetge, et al.Pageof 2