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Clinical decision support tool. Does not replace professional veterinary judgment. Always verify recommendations with current references.
| Condition | Prevalence | Onset | Severity | Screening |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bladder Stones (Urolith) | Common | Any age | SEVERE | Radiographs, palpation through inguinal fossa |
| Respiratory Infection (Runny Nose Syndrome) | Common (Mycoplasma, Herpesvirus) | Any age | SEVERE | Nasal/choana culture, PCR, radiographs |
| Pyramiding | Extremely common in captivity | < 5 years (growth phase) | MODERATE RISK | Visual assessment of scute shape |
Doppler placed on forelimb or neck for heart rate. Injectable induction. IPPV. Recovery 6-24+ hours. Maintain in warm (82-85°F) humid environment during recovery.