Articles by Carl A. Osborne, DVM, PhD, Dipl. ACVIM - DVM
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Carl A. Osborne, DVM, PhD, Dipl. ACVIM

Contributing Author

Dr. Osborne, a diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine, is professor of medicine in the Department of Small Animal Clinical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Minnesota. He is a member of DVM Newsmagazine's Editorial Advisory Board.

Articles
Bargaining: It takes two to play
November 1, 2009

Defining the word "bargain." When we bargain for goods, we use caution to avoid being cheated, so we should be careful not to cheat others in doing business as veterinarians.

Geodes: symbols of inner beauty
October 1, 2009

If we look below the surface, often we will find that, like geodes, each person is unique. Look into others as well as looking at them. We are certain to find more than meets the eye.

Laughter heals
July 1, 2009

Laughter is good medicine. It doesn't require a doctor's prescription and there is very little danger of overdose.

Perspective: In memory of Dr. Janis Audin
June 1, 2009

It is with great feeling that I pen memories about Dr. Janis Audin. To sum up all of her many wonderful attributes in two words: She cared.

Can you come to terms with medical language?
May 1, 2009

The technical language of medicine that we routine use in describing various aspects of a diagnosis, prognosis and treatment often baffles clients who are unfamiliar with medical terminology.

Urine strips: Maximizing the diagnostic value
April 1, 2009

Most diagnostic reagent strips used to perform routine urinalysis in veterinary laboratories were designed for human use.

7 steps to perform retrograde urohydropropulsion
March 1, 2009

This article describes seven steps for performing retrograde urohydropropulsion.

Canine retrograde urohydropropulsion: A standard of care
February 1, 2009

Urocystoliths are commonly voided in the urethra of male dogs where they often become lodged adjacent to the caudal aspect of the os penis.

Are you practicing veterinary medicine conscientiously?
January 1, 2009

The veterinarian's oath states in part: "Being admitted to the profession of veterinary medicine... I will practice my profession conscientiously..."

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