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Transjugular Removal of Canine Heartworms: A Clinical and Surgical Overview
Transjugular heartworm removal can be a critical intervention in dogs with severe heartworm disease and significant worm burden. Understand patient assessment, procedural principles, surgical considerations, and post-procedure care for transjugular heartworm extraction.
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