Cases
Dr. Hayley walks you through real cardiac cases the way she would a colleague. The ECG, the echo, and the call, one step at a time.
A healthy two-year-old dog, booked in for a spay, with a rhythm that is regularly irregular. Dr. Hayley works through the ECG to answer the only question that matters before anesthesia. Is this disease, or is this a normal dog doing a normal thing?
A twelve-year-old cat booked in for a mass removal, bright and active at home, with no conduction at all reaching his ventricles. Dr. Hayley reads the AV dissociation, the escape rhythm keeping him alive, and why anesthesia is the real risk.
A Cavalier with a soft murmur and the occasional early beat. Dr. Hayley reads the premature P wave and the pause that follows, from the six-lead ECG to the echo, then explains what those early beats say about the mitral valve underneath.
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