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Oncologia Veterinária Oncologia Veterinária - Dra. Luana mora em Mississippi, nos USA pesquisando cancer. Fez pos graduacao Dra. Luana Torres

Dra. Luana mora nos EUA. Anteriormente Dra.

Luana Torres
Desde julho de 2011 a Dra. Apos terminar um fellowship no Centro Oncologico da Michigan State University, em Michigan, onde fez pesquisa com carcinoma de tireoide, osteossarcoma, carcinoma hepatocelular, linfoma, entre outros, ela mudou-se para a Mississippi State University, onde tambem pesquisa Oncologia. Novos protocolos quimioterapicos e procedimentos altamente inovadores e modern

os sao realizados e o melhor tratamento 'e oferecido aos pacientes veterinarios. Metodos de diagnostico como Ressonancia magnetica e tomografia sao realizados diariamente em pacientes oncologicos e a quimioterapia é administrada por uma equipe altamente treinada. Tambem cintigrafia e outros tipos de medicina nuclear sao utilizadas para diagnostico e tratamento de diversas malignidades. Tratamentos altamente avancados como radioterapia, radiologia intervencional (uso de stents para desobstruir traqueia ou uretra - um dos poucos locais no pais que oferecem essa modalidade) ou radioisotopos (como Iodo 131) sao oferecidos e usados em varios pacientes caninos e felinos. Pacientes vem se consultar na Michigan State University de todo o estado, de outros estados vizinhos ou de locais distantes, como do Canada. Luana trabalhou em Ribeirão Preto, SP, também atendendo as cidades da região como Araraquara, São Carlos, Sertãozinho, Barretos, Jaú e Botucatu.

Áreas de Atuação:
Cirurgia geral
Cirurgias especializadas
Quimioterapia
Criocirurgia
Tratamento Paliativo e Manejo da dor

Graduação em Medicina Veterinária - Universidade Federal de Viçosa, Viçosa, MG, janeiro 2009. Residência em Cirurgia e Anestesiologia Veterinárias - UVV, Vila Velha, ES, 2009-2010. Treinamento Oncológico no College of Veterinary Medicine, University of Georgia, Athens, GA, USA em 2006-2007

Oncology Fellowship - Oncology Center, Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, USA em 2011-2013. Oncology Research Graduate Assistant, Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS, USA, 2013- Presente data. Realizou e ministrou diversos cursos nas áreas de Cirurgia e Oncologia Veterinária. Luana Torres explicando a crianças sobre cirurgia e anestesia em animais
de companhia durante visita ao Hospital Veterinário da Michigan State University (2012). Estágios durante a graduação:
Animal Medical Center, NY, NY, USA, 2007;
VCA 5th Avenue Veterinary Specialists, NY, NY, USA, 2007;
Tampa Bay Veterinary Specialists, Tampa, FL, USA, 2007;
FCAV, Unesp - Jaboticabal, SP, 2008;
FMVZ, Unesp - Botucatu, SP, 2008;
FMVZ, USP, SP, 2008;
DVT, Universidade Federal de Viçosa, MG, 2003-2008;
Dra Luana Torres
Médica Veterinária
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Nota de esclarecimento:
Infelizmente nao posso avaliar casos pela internet. Procure o seu veterinario ou o atendimento de um oncologista veterinario para avaliacao do seu animal pessoalmente. O veterinario apos o exame fisico ira avaliar exames diagnosticos como exames de sangue, radiografias, ultrassom, citologia aspirativa e/ou biopsia para determinar o melhor tratamento adequado ao caso especifico do seu animal. Este blog tem o objetivo educacional, e nao serve como servico de acessoria ou avaliacao de casos a distancia. Atenciosamente,
Dra. Luana Torres

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Household hazards to your pet There are several household items that are toxic to your pets. For example, over the count...
11/10/2014

Household hazards to your pet

There are several household items that are toxic to your pets. For example, over the counter human medications like ibuprofen, acetaminophen (Tylenol®), or prescription medications can be harmful to animals since they do not metabolize drugs the same way humans do. Tylenol® can kill cats and human anti-inflammatories can cause intestinal upset and kidney failure, causing death in severe cases. Decorative household plants such as lilies, tulip/narcissus bulbs, azaleas and kalanchoes can also be toxic to pets and must be avoided since cats and dogs are curious and can eat plants without owners noticing. Rhododendron, sago palm and schefflera can also be harmful to pets.

Some foods are very dangerous to animals, causing acute toxicity and even death. On Halloween the most common hazards for pets are chocolate, raisins, candy wrappers, candles and candy overindulgence. Chocolate can contain high amounts of fat and caffeine-like stimulants (methylxanthines) and can cause vomiting, diarrhea, panting, excessive thirst and urination, hyperactivity, abnormal heart rhythm, tremors, seizures and even death in severe cases. Usually, the darker the chocolate, higher the toxicity. During Thanksgiving dogs can get pancreatitis, an inflammatory condition of the pancreas, from eating table scraps, or ingested bones can get stuck in their throats or puncture their stomach or intestines as splinters. Those situations require emergency medical attention and intensive care to prevent death.

Other common house toxins: Sugar free gum is harmful to dogs and can cause low blood sugar and severe liver failure. Mushrooms, grapes, onions/garlic, macadamia nuts, and avocados are toxic if ingested by pets. Common household cleaners can cause irritation to the skin, eyes, or respiratory tract in addition to gastrointestinal upset. Some flea-control products that are safely used on dogs, particularly those containing permethrins, can be deadly to cats, even in small amounts.

The cold weather brings ice-melting products and antifreeze which can harm animals and even cause death. Once your pet has been outside in the snow, thoroughly wipe off legs and paws before entering the house and don't leave them unsupervised outdoors. If he licks his paws, he can ingest salt, antifreeze or other potentially dangerous chemicals. Be sure to thoroughly clean up any spills from your vehicle, and consider using products that contain propylene glycol rather than ethylene glycol.

If your animal is vomiting, having diarrhea, seizures, losing consciousness, or is having difficulty breathing, contact your veterinarian immediately. Telephone ahead and take your pet to your local veterinarian or nearest emergency hospital. I recommend having an emergency hospital's phone number at hand just in case something happens. Never give your pet any type of medication without first talking with a veterinarian. All drugs should be kept out of reach, preferably in closed cabinets above counter tops. Insecticides, snail bait and rat poisons should be kept away from pets in high shelves and placed in areas completely inaccessible to companion animals.

Let's keep our pets safe! Dr. Torres

Lake Huron Veterinary Clinic is open from 8am-7pm on weekdays and 9am-5pm on weekends. 2003 Griswold Street. Port Huron MI. 48060 (810) 985-8300

Dr. Torres graduated with a DVM in 2009. She completed a small animal internship and worked in private practice before attending Michigan State University for a Medical Oncology Fellowship (2011-2013). She did research on several types of cancer in animals and human cells and is getting a masters degree in Oncology. Her main interests are surgery, oncology, dentistry and emergency and critical care medicine. She likes to garden and read on her free time and hike trails with her two dogs W***y (a border collie) and Pequena (a Chihuahua).

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