Editorial Team
Evidence synthesis, clinical education, and editorial review
9 publications on Critical.vet
The Critical.vet Editorial Team develops and reviews educational content for veterinary emergency and critical care audiences.
This byline is used for house-authored, collaboratively developed, or editorially produced content where publication under an individual clinician's name would be misleading.
Content published under this byline may synthesize peer-reviewed literature, clinical consensus, and educational framing for practical use by veterinary professionals.
A structured review of current evidence supporting serial lactate measurement as a resuscitation endpoint in dogs presenting with septic shock, with practical guidance on target thresholds and monitoring intervals.
A review of current evidence and clinical rationale for lung-protective ventilation in cats with ARDS, including tidal volume targets, PEEP selection, and oxygenation thresholds relevant to feline physiology.
A consensus-informed guide to systematic trauma assessment and triage in the small animal emergency setting, covering primary survey structure, scoring systems, and initial stabilization priorities.
An evidence-based review of permissive hypotension as a resuscitation strategy in actively hemorrhaging small animal patients, including target blood pressure thresholds, contraindications, and transition to definitive hemorrhage control.
A practical clinical guide to xylitol ingestion in dogs, covering the mechanism of dose-dependent hepatotoxicity and hypoglycemia, severity classification, monitoring protocols, and supportive care strategies.
A clinical overview of anaphylaxis pathophysiology, rapid recognition, and evidence-based emergency management in dogs and cats, with emphasis on epinephrine as the primary intervention.