Audrey Cook

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Texas A&M University

United States

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Audrey Cook is a Professor at Texas A&M University College Station, USA. Her research primarily focuses on veterinary medicine, with recent articles addressing topics such as feline comorbidities, canine infections, and diagnostic challenges in small animal medicine. She has contributed to the understanding of chronic inflammatory enteropathy and the clinical pharmacokinetics of antifungal therapy in dogs and cats. Additionally, her work includes evaluations of education methods in veterinary training.

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Pernilla Elisabet Sofia Syrjä

University of Helsinki

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Thomas Spillmann

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University of Helsinki

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Raquel Rech

Clinical Assistant Professor

Texas A&M University

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Romy M. Heilmann

College of Veterinary Medicine

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Articles (9)

Feline comorbidities: Recognition, diagnosis and management of the cushingoid diabetic

Heterobilharzia americana infection in dogs: A retrospective study of 60 cases (2010-2019)

Impact of preheparinization and sample volume on routine hematology findings in healthy cats

Mucocutaneous nasal histoplasmosis in an immunocompetent dog

Small animal resident selection processes at a university teaching hospital:An analysis and recommendations for improvement

Bacterial Biogeography of the Colon in Dogs With Chronic Inflammatory Enteropathy

Clinical pharmacokinetics and outcomes of oral fluconazole therapy in dogs and cats with naturally occurring fungal disease

Multiple-choice questions in small animal medicine: An analysis of cognitive level and structural reliability, and the impact of these characteristics on student performance

Sonographic findings of pinpoint hyperechoic foci in the small intestine, liver, and mesenteric lymph nodes are indicative of canine Heterobilharzia americana infection

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Pernilla Elisabet Sofia Syrjä

Thomas Spillmann

Raquel Rech

Romy M. Heilmann

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