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- 2. Clinical Pathology Located in Room 2020 Full service laboratory Hematology, clinical chemistry, urinalysis, cytology, coagulation, blood bank Provide 24 / 7 service Daytime M-F: 8:00 am 9:00 pm Weekends Sat and Sun: 8:00 am 11:00 pm After hours: On call night technicians
- 4. Technical Daytime Myriah Vineyard Barbara Dott Elaine Nicholds Al Brant Catherine Samway
- 5. Technical After Hours Wendy Browning Chase Ratliff Jeri Grotberg Amber Ducote Courtney Duncan Melanie Aschenberg Marty Moore Heidi Ertresvaag Not pictured
- 6. Pathology Residents Dr. Angela Wilcox Dr. Seth Chapman Dr. Mary Nabity
- 7. Pathologists Dr. Mark Johnson Dr. Shashi Ramaiah Dr. Karen Russell
- 8. What We Do Clinical Service Research Support Residency Training Teaching
- 9. What We Do Laboratory support for Clinics and Research Hematology (8,200 samples) Clinical Chemistry (10,000 samples) Cytology (1,600 samples) Urinalysis (2,500 samples) Coagulation (2,100 samples) Blood Bank (350 samples) Central receiving for outside labs Send-out laboratory (6,200 samples)
- 10. What We Do Residency Training The goal of the resident training program in veterinary pathology is to provide veterinarians with the necessary background and knowledge to pursue successful careers in veterinary pathology. Generally have 2 - 4 residents 3 year program for clinical training Teaching Clinical service Graduate courses An additional 3 - 4 years to complete a PhD
- 11. What We Do Residency Training, cont Since ~1995 7 (past) residents + 3 (current) residents 6 / 7 are ACVP Diplomates 2 / 7 have received a PhD Where are they now? Academia (TAMU, Purdue, Auburn, MD Anderson) Industry (Eli Lilly) Referral Labs (IDEXX)
- 12. What We Do Teaching 4th year veterinary students (2-week rotation) 3rd year veterinary student elective 2nd year veterinary students General Pathology VTPB 922 Systemic Pathology VTPB 923
- 13. What We Do Laboratory Visitors Rotations in the laboratory (~ 1 - 4 wks) Interns, residents, faculty 28 Texas A&M 22 Other US universities 4 International universities 2 Technicians 1
- 14. For More Info and How to Contact Us Main Lab Number (979) 845 - 9180 http://www.cvm.tamu.edu/clinpath/
- 16. Clinical Immunology Monthly Tests 2005 2006 Heartworm 63 53 EIA (Coggins) 46 37 FeLV/FIV 14 13
- 17. Clinical Immunology Other Tests: Infectious Agents Virus: EIAV (ELISA) FeLV (ELISA) Feline Heartworms Antibody (ELISA) Antibody + Antigen (ELISA) Fungal Blastomyces dermatitdis (AGID) Coccidioides immitis (AGID) Cryptococcus neoformans Antigen Histoplasma capsulatum (AGID) Fungal AGID (4 Fungi)
- 18. Clinical Immunology Other Tests: Immune-Mediated Process Coombs Antinuclear Antibody LE Prep
- 19. Clinical Immunology Future? Flow Cytometry Immunophenotyping (Leukemia) Reticulated Platelet Count Reticulocyte Count Immune-Mediated Phenomena: Platelet-Associated Immunoglobulin Erythrocyte-Associated Immunoglobulin
- 20. Clinical Immunology Immunophenotyping? Canine Undifferentiated Myeloid Leukemia Mature Neutrophils
- 21. Clinical Immunology Reticulated Platelets / Reticulocytes ?
- 22. Clinical Immunology Reticulated Platelets / Reticulocytes ? responded to therapy no bone marrow analysis available Immune-Mediated Thrombocytopenia
- 23. Clinical Immunology Reticulated Platelets / Reticulocytes ? azathioprine therapy 2属 pneumonia euthanasia bone marrow: hypoplasia Myasthenia Gravis
- 25. Clinical Immunology Future? Molecular Diagnostics Clonality by PCR (Lymphoma/Reactive)
- 26. Clinical Immunology Infectious Agents Immune-Mediated Phenomena More?
- 28. Clinical Microbiology Where we are: Located in 2015 VMTH Laboratory hours 8-5, Monday-Friday; 9-noon on Saturday Student worker on call at 412-3336 (old pager not functioning) Dr. Libal cell 218-0520 home 764-3940
- 29. Clinical Microbiology Who we are Rosa Gonzalez- Laboratory supervisor Elizabeth Fernandez- Technician Kay Duncan- Technician 遜 time Todd Stewart- student worker Lane Roasa- on call/student worker Melissa C. Libal
- 30. Kay Duncan
- 31. Rosie Gonzalez
- 32. Todd Stewart
- 33. Lizzie Fernandez
- 35. Clinical Microbiology What we do Clinical service Teaching Research support Residency training
- 36. Clinical Service 2005 Bacterial cultures- 3726 Susceptibility testing- 2647 Fungal cultures- 170 Environmental cultures of large and small animal clinics- 6243 Clostridium toxin testing- 91
- 37. Teaching Senior veterinary student rotations Undergraduate
- 38. Other Research support Antimicrobial resistance Johnes Epidemiology of infectious disease Residency program Goal Graduate degree ACVM boards
- 39. Newly acquired equipment Bactron I anaerobe hood Increase quantity/quality of anaerobic culture capability Trek (Sensititre) MIC system testing on food animal pathogens testing on small animal/equine pathogens for veterinary drugs Research capability
- 42. Clinical Parasitology what we are A lab designated to the diagnosis of parasitic disease in vertebrate hosts Aid in evaluation of animal wellness programs Aid in research programs
- 43. Clinical Parasitology who we are Craig, Cyr, Holeman, Snowden Whagela, Wagner ElGayar, Smith
- 44. Clinical Parasitology What We Do Located in Room 320 VMA Laboratory diagnosis of parasitic Helminths Protozoa Arthropods Provide service Daytime M-F: 8:30 am 5:00 pm After hours:by arrangement
- 45. What We Do Laboratory support Clinics and Research projects Fecal examinations Blood examinations Serology, PCR (limited) Tissues, worm counts, identification Consultation 1 5 telephone calls / day veterinarians, general public, extension, industry
- 46. Clinical Parasitology Who We Work For Clinical Service: teaching hospital TVMDL veterinarians Research Support: CVM TAES other Teaching students producers
- 47. What We Do Teaching 4th year veterinary students (2-week rotation) 2nd year veterinary students Parasitology VTPB 920 Graduate students Helminthology VPAR 601 or Protozoology VPAR 604
- 49. Personnel Personnel Dr. Andy Ambrus Dr. Andy Ambrus Supervisor: Supervisor: Immunopathology Immunopathology lab lab Rosemary Vollmar Rosemary Vollmar Supervisor: Supervisor: Histopathology lab Histopathology lab
- 50. Personnel Personnel Susan Hernandez Susan Hernandez Histotechnician/ Histotechnician/ Immunotechnician Immunotechnician Chaitali Chaitali Mukherjee Mukherjee Histotechnician Histotechnician Allison Tewell Allison Tewell Student worker Student worker
- 51. Personnel Personnel Shannon Davis Shannon Davis Dawn Currin Dawn Currin Cheryl Chamblee Cheryl Chamblee Sharon Dickerson Sharon Dickerson
- 52. Mission Mission To supply histopathology and To supply histopathology and immunopathology support to the immunopathology support to the VTH, pathology services, and VTH, pathology services, and research components at TAMU research components at TAMU
- 53. Goals Goals To provide rapid as possible turn To provide rapid as possible turn around times for diagnostic and around times for diagnostic and research histopathology specimens research histopathology specimens To provide quality specimens for all To provide quality specimens for all services services To provide accurate immunostaining To provide accurate immunostaining for challenging diagnostic cases and for challenging diagnostic cases and research interests research interests
- 54. Laboratory Accessions 05 Laboratory Accessions 05 Total Procedures Total Procedures 22,573 22,573 Total Proc/Emb/H&E Total Proc/Emb/H&E 13,461 13,461 Total Special Stains Total Special Stains 2,575 2,575 Total Immunopathology Total Immunopathology Procedures Procedures 1,572 1,572
- 59. Anatomic Anatomic pathology pathology Necropsy Necropsy Surgical pathology Surgical pathology Dermatopathology Dermatopathology Orthopedic Orthopedic pathology pathology
- 61. People People Dr. Roy Pool. Dr. Roy Pool. Dr. Joanne Mansell. Dr. Joanne Mansell. Dr. Jairo Nunes. Dr. Jairo Nunes. Dawn Currin Dawn Currin Shannon Davis. Shannon Davis.
- 65. Mission Mission Service. Surgical pathology support Service. Surgical pathology support for the VMTH small and large animal for the VMTH small and large animal clinics clinics Teaching. 6 anatomic pathology Teaching. 6 anatomic pathology residents rotate with faculty. residents rotate with faculty. Research. Mostly collaborative with Research. Mostly collaborative with clinicians in small and large animal clinicians in small and large animal clinics. clinics.
- 66. Service Service Real time web site for surgical Real time web site for surgical results results http://vtpb-www.cvm.tamu.edu/surgpath/daily.la http://vtpb-www.cvm.tamu.edu/surgpath/daily.la sso sso Approximately 800-900 cases/yr Approximately 800-900 cases/yr
- 67. We encourage clinician-pathologist We encourage clinician-pathologist interaction. interaction. Review slides with clinicians, clinical Review slides with clinicians, clinical residents, and students residents, and students Love to be invited to clinic to see Love to be invited to clinic to see clinical cases clinical cases
- 69. Teaching Teaching There are 6 anatomic pathology There are 6 anatomic pathology residents who rotate on the service residents who rotate on the service with faculty. with faculty. Residents and students in the clinic Residents and students in the clinic are welcome to come and look at are welcome to come and look at slides of their cases. slides of their cases.
- 71. Research Research Collaborative publications with Collaborative publications with clinicians in the VMTH, and clinicians in the VMTH, and pathologists at other institutions. pathologists at other institutions. Presentations at national and Presentations at national and international meetings. international meetings.
- 72. Dermatopathology Dermatopathology National and state specialty service National and state specialty service Approx 2000 cases/yr Approx 2000 cases/yr One of 3 universities with dermpath One of 3 universities with dermpath services. services. Provides cases for teaching, publications, Provides cases for teaching, publications, and presentations at national & and presentations at national & international meetings. international meetings. Joanne Mansell. Melanie Buote training Joanne Mansell. Melanie Buote training on service. Previous faculty; Dunstan, on service. Previous faculty; Dunstan, Credille, Mecklenburg Credille, Mecklenburg
- 73. Orthopedic pathology Orthopedic pathology National and state specialty service National and state specialty service Approx 260 cases/yr Approx 260 cases/yr One of 2 universities with osteopath One of 2 universities with osteopath service service Provides cases for teaching, Provides cases for teaching, publications, and presentations publications, and presentations Dr. Pool Dr. Pool
Editor's Notes
- #3: Darla Montalvo Emily Kerny
- #4: Elaine Nicholds Catherine Samway Myriah Vineyard Barbara Dott Al Brant
- #5: Heidi Courtney Duncan Chase Jeri Amber Melanie Wendy Marty
- #6: Mary Nabity Angela Wilcox Seth Chapman
- #7: Mark Johnson Shashi Ramaiah Karen Russell
- #62: New room number 50YY
- #64: Room number 54YB VMD
- #65: Most of the research done by the surgical pathologists is by necessity collaborative. Most duties are clinical and service oriented.
- #66: User name surgpath. Password biopsy
- #68: Pictures roy. Bone path.
- #71: Cases that come through the surgical service, dermpath service and osteopath service provide material for collab research as well as teaching. We collaborate with clinicians in the clinics as well as pathologists and clinicians at other institutions.