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Anesthetic considerations in the septic patient
An 11-year-old male intact Dachshund presented to Cornell's Small Animal Emergency Service with caudal abdominal pain, hypothermia, dehydration, and signs of septic shock. A presumptive diagnosis of prostatitis or a ruptured prostatic abscess was made based on history, clinical signs, abdominal ultr
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