Sunday, September 27
Veterinary Session Focuses on the First Hour of Seizures
The session covers seizure lookalikes, early stabilization, diagnostics, causes, and long-term management.
A Veterinary Practice News session outlines what veterinary teams need to do during the first hour of a suspected seizure. Sheila Carrera-Justiz, DVM, DACVIM, reviews how to tell seizures apart from other conditions. She also covers the first 15 minutes, initial stabilization, diagnostic work, possible underlying causes, and longer-term seizure management.
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