Dr. Holly Brown – Clinical Pathology

About Holly Brown, DVM, PhD, DACVP

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Dr. Holly Brown received her DVM from the University of Georgia and worked in small animal private practice in Colorado and North Carolina. She returned to UGA for a residency in clinical pathology and additionally obtained her doctorate degree in pathology, studying Cytauxzoon felis infection in domestic and wild cats. After completion of her residency and PhD, Dr. Brown remained on as a faculty member at UGA where she served as a diagnostic clinical pathologist, instructor, and collaborative researcher. Dr. Brown then joined Metzger Animal Hospital’s large general and referral practice in State College, PA as an on-staff clinical pathologist. There she sees a wide variety of diagnostic submissions and enjoys playing an important role at the interface of diagnostic testing and patient care. Dr. Brown fulfills her passion for teaching providing mentorship opportunities and continuing education lectures and wetlabs.

Presentation Synopsis

1. Pale Patient Panic! When It's Not IMHA
2. IMHA or Imposter? Diagnosing Immune-Mediated Hemolytic Anemia with Confidence
3. Beyond the Leukogram: Recognizing and Trending Systemic Inflammation in Critical Patients
4. Platelet Problems and Coagulation Conundrums: Tips for Essential Laboratory Insights
5. At the Scope, STAT! Blood Film Findings You Can't Afford to Miss
6. Don't Toss That Fluid! STAT Insights from Abdominal Effusion Analysis
7. Pleural Effusion Confusion! Critical Clues from In-Clinic Fluid Analysis
8. Hiding in Plain Sight: Critical Biochemical Patterns You Can't Afford to Miss
9. In Sickness and in Health: Unleashing the Power of Preventive Labwork
10. Don't Toss That Fluid! Essentials of Effusion Analysis (75min)
11. Pale Patient Panic! Important Laboratory Tips to Diagnose IMHA
12. Hematology Essentials: Dissecting the Data & Blood Film Review
13. Predictive Patterns: Seeking Answers in the Biochemical Profile to Solve Clinical Cases
14. Urine Luck! Essential Tips to Maximize Urinalysis Results
15. Diagnostics With a Twist in the Tail: Clinical Cases with Surprising Results