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Practical approach to the cat with elevated liver enzymes The CVE's Valentine Charlton Feline Medicine Conference was held in Sydney, from 10-13 February, 2020. International keynote speaker Susan Little was joined by a terrific line-up of local talent and together they tackled topics from urethral blockage, dyspnoea and pruritis to chronic renal insufficiency, anaemia, IBD, chronic pain and arthritis – an exciting range of the medical problems encountered in today's feline patients. This lecture by Rachel Korman titled 'Practical approach to the cat with elevated liver enzymes' examined how to approach the cat with elevated liver enzymes including diagnosis and management of feline hepatic lipidosis.

Practical approach to the cat with elevated liver enzymes

The CVE's Valentine Charlton Feline Medicine Conference was held in Sydney, from 10-13 February, 2020.

International keynote speaker Susan Little was joined by a terrific line-up of local talent and together they tackled topics from urethral blockage, dyspnoea and pruritis to chronic renal insufficiency, anaemia, IBD, chronic pain and arthritis – an exciting range of the medical problems encountered in today's feline patients.

This lecture by Rachel Korman titled 'Practical approach to the cat with elevated liver enzymes' examined how to approach the cat with elevated liver enzymes including diagnosis and management of feline hepatic lipidosis.

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Rachel Korman Valentine Charlton Feline Medicine Seminar Duration: 1:03:14 Monday, 10 February 2020 Topic/s: feline, hepatic lipidosis, liver disease

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