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Cardiorespiratory signs are a common reason for presentation in canine practice, and in acute situations involving collapse or dyspnoea can be a source of stress to clinician and owner alike. This chapter will present a clinical approach to the following signs: cough; dyspnoea, heart murmur; and arrhythmia. Quick Reference Guides: Pericardiocentesis; Thoracocentesis and thoracic drain placement.
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