At Dispomed, we know that a properly maintained microscope is essential to a precise diagnosis. That is why we want to offer some advice that will increase the efficiency and the life of your microscope. Daily Maintenance We recommend the following steps after each use: Turn off the light. Remove all traces of oil from the 100X … [Continue Reading]
Why do I need a scavenger interface?
During surgery, the unused gas should be evacuated outside of the building to avoid it being inhaled by your employees and patients. Connected to a gas evacuation ventilator, the scavenger interface controls the flow of suction and maintains the balance along with the quantity of unused gas. If you don’t use a scavenger interface, you can … [Continue Reading]
Senior Dog Dental Care and Anesthesia: FAQs and Best Practices
Dental care is a fact of life for older dogs. Studies have demonstrated that the prevalence of dental disease in dogs increases as they grow older and their body weight decreases, meaning that older, small-breed dogs are at the highest risk of dental disease. If left untreated, dental disease will only worsen. Therefore, anesthetizing older … [Continue Reading]
Are you currently using a Combo dental delivery unit?
Do you find that you don’t enjoy doing dental procedures as much as you used to and find yourself refusing requests for dental treatments? Have you noticed damage to your patient’s teeth and gums during scaling? Do you find that scaling takes too long? The Combo polisher is not a high-speed handpiece; therefore, it tends … [Continue Reading]
How To Lubricate Your Dental Handpieces
Extend the life of your handpieces! Watch this video to learn when and how to lubricate the handpieces of your dental unit. When properly lubricated, they are easier to use and have a longer life expectancy. Video Transcription Welcome to a new series of videos by Dispomed, this series will cover dental equipment. Today, we … [Continue Reading]
Maximum Instrument and Textile Load in Autoclaves
Here are a few helpful tips following numerous requests from our customers regarding the maximum load in autoclaves. In order to perform sterilization cycles, there is a maximum weight of instruments and textiles you can place in autoclaves. For an optimal performance, it is recommended to spread the load among all the trays. When you … [Continue Reading]
Do you know when to perform a leak test on your anesthesia machines?
Do you know when it is the best time to perform a leak test on your anesthesia machines? From case to case, leaks can occur on your anesthesia devices. To increase the patient’s as well as your own safety, you should perform a leak test on your veterinary anesthesia machines before each procedure. Unsure if … [Continue Reading]
Feline Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Treating IBD in Cats
Feline inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is a condition that causes chronic inflammation and irritation of the intestinal tract, most commonly in middle-aged cats. Inflammatory cells infiltrate the walls of the intestinal tract, leading to significant changes in the function of the intestines. Table of Contents Causes of IBD in cats The exact cause of feline … [Continue Reading]
9 essential tips for a healthy autoclave!
You finally got a good quality autoclave to sterilize your veterinary equipment and you want to maximize your investment? You certainly know how to use it, but here are 9 essential tips to maximize its good functioning.
Feline Anesthesia: Protocol, Side Effects and Complications
While feline anesthesia is a routine procedure in many veterinary practices, studies show that the likelihood of anesthetic mortality is higher in cats than it is in dogs. In 2018 the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP) issued new safety guidelines in an effort to prevent anesthetic-related mortalities. These guidelines address some of the most … [Continue Reading]
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