A 1 to 1 with the respiratory tract: understanding cough and dyspnea and its differentials and more!
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In this webinar we learn how much we can understand from our patients just observing and listening presenting with respiratory tract symptoms. We will explore how clincial respiratory symptoms should be understood, what clues we get about the location of a problem and their meaning and differentials. We will discuss the dos and don'ts for these presentation, focusing on among others on cough, dyspnea, sneezing, epistaxis and hematoptysis.
Language: English
Stefanie Mitze, DVM, DipECVIM-CA Internal, Medicine MRCVS
Stefanie graduated in 2010 from the University of Szent István in Budapest. Originally from Germany, she started working in several referral centres including the University of Munich in Germany. She then decided to start a residency program in small animal internal medicine in a private clinic near Munich. Stefanie has lived in the UK since 2018 and is currently based in London and is working as a global specialist consultant.
Stefanie loves all aspects of internal medicine and she is passionate about helping to ensure specialist consults are easily accessible to everyone. She is very keen in offering a practical approach to veterinary problems. In her free time, she is singing in a choir and she is a keen sportswoman and participates in national and international martial art competitions.
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