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  • Haylee_URSA Poster_Final.pdf

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    Winden, Haylee, Tepfer, Amanda, Baltzer, Wendy, and MacDonald, Megan
    Abstract:
    Cerebral palsy is a permanent neurodevelopmental disorder that affects physical activity level as well as perception and cognition and is often accompanied by secondary disorders (Rosenbaum, 2006). In order to gain the most health benefits, research shows that meeting the physical activity requirements of strength and cardiorespiratory training should be...
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    Gross Motor Skills of Children with Cerebral Palsy (CP) Haylee Winden, Amanda Tepfer, Wendy Baltzer

  • Haylee_URSA Poster_Final.pptx

    Creator:
    Winden, Haylee, Tepfer, Amanda, Baltzer, Wendy, and MacDonald, Megan
    Abstract:
    Cerebral palsy is a permanent neurodevelopmental disorder that affects physical activity level as well as perception and cognition and is often accompanied by secondary disorders (Rosenbaum, 2006). In order to gain the most health benefits, research shows that meeting the physical activity requirements of strength and cardiorespiratory training should be...
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    Arts (URSA ENGAGE) Oregon State University Division of Health Sciences Amanda Tepfer Dr. Wendy Baltzer

  • Nicole_URAP poster final 2.pdf

    Creator:
    Johnson, Nicole, Tepfer, Amanda, Baltzer, Wendy, and MacDonald, Megan
    Abstract:
    Cerebral Palsy is a muscle movement disorder caused by an insult to the immature developing brain before birth. Children with Cerebral Palsy generally have impaired movement, exaggerated joints, floppiness or rigidity of limbs and torso, abnormal posture, involuntary movement, and unsteady walking. This study was designed to test whether working...
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    Children with Cerebral Palsy Nicole Johnson, Amanda Tepfer, Wendy Baltzer, DMV, PhD, DACVS, Megan

  • Nicole_URAP poster final 2.pptx

    Creator:
    Johnson, Nicole, Tepfer, Amanda, Baltzer, Wendy, and MacDonald, Megan
    Abstract:
    Cerebral Palsy is a muscle movement disorder caused by an insult to the immature developing brain before birth. Children with Cerebral Palsy generally have impaired movement, exaggerated joints, floppiness or rigidity of limbs and torso, abnormal posture, involuntary movement, and unsteady walking. This study was designed to test whether working...
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    for Children with Cerebral Palsy Nicole Johnson, Amanda Tepfer, Wendy Baltzer, DMV, PhD, DACVS, Megan

  • RuauxCraigVetMedInfluenceTransfusionTechnique_Figures1-4.zip

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    McDevitt, Ruth I., Ruaux, Craig G., and Baltzer, Wendy I.
    Abstract:
    OBJECTIVE – To determine the effect of 3 differing transfusion techniques on survival of autologous canine red blood cells (RBCs). DESIGN – Prospective, blinded study. SETTING – University Teaching Hospital. ANIMALS – Nine healthy dogs. INTERVENTIONS – Three distinct preparations of RBCs, each representing ~1% of red cell mass, were...

  • RuauxCraigVetMedInfluenceTransfusionTechnique.pdf

    Creator:
    McDevitt, Ruth I., Ruaux, Craig G., and Baltzer, Wendy I.
    Abstract:
    OBJECTIVE – To determine the effect of 3 differing transfusion techniques on survival of autologous canine red blood cells (RBCs). DESIGN – Prospective, blinded study. SETTING – University Teaching Hospital. ANIMALS – Nine healthy dogs. INTERVENTIONS – Three distinct preparations of RBCs, each representing ~1% of red cell mass, were...
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    autologous red blood cells in the dog Ruth I McDevitt DVM; Craig G Ruaux, BVSc, PhD, DACVIM and Wendy I

  • Influence of transfusion technique on survival of autologous red blood cells in the dog

    Creator:
    McDevitt, Ruth I., Ruaux, Craig G., and Baltzer, Wendy I.
    Abstract:
    OBJECTIVE – To determine the effect of 3 differing transfusion techniques on survival of autologous canine red blood cells (RBCs). DESIGN – Prospective, blinded study. SETTING – University Teaching Hospital. ANIMALS – Nine healthy dogs. INTERVENTIONS – Three distinct preparations of RBCs, each representing ~1% of red cell mass, were...
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  • The effect of agility exercise on eicosanoid excretion, oxidant status, and plasma lactate in dogs

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    Baltzer, Wendy I., Firshman, Anna M., Stang, Bernadette, Warnock, Jennifer J., Gorman, Elena, and McKenzie, Erica C.
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    urinary eicosanoids, urinary 15F[subscript2t]-isoprostane (lipid peroxidation marker) and hematological/biochemical changes in plasma. Fifteen adult dogs had blood and urine samples obtained prior to, immediately and 4-hours following an agility exercise. Results: Hematocrit, red blood cells (RBC), albumin, and hemoglobin increased following exercise, with greatest increases correlating to increased skill group...
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    eicosanoid excretion, oxidant status, and plasma lactate in dogs Baltzer et al. BMC Veterinary Research