American Society for Veterinary Clinical Pathology

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It's the VCP Article of the Week!Inadvertent transfusion with microcytic packed RBCs recognized on the ADVIA 2120i cytog...
01/02/2026

It's the VCP Article of the Week!
Inadvertent transfusion with microcytic packed RBCs recognized on the ADVIA 2120i cytograms

A 3-year-old, intact female Havanese dog was presented for treatment of a relapse of suspected immune-mediated anemia and thrombocytopenia. Over the course of treatment, the patient's anemia appeared...

It's the VCP Article of the Week!Show jumping exercise induces measurable changes in several immunoinflammatory biomarke...
12/26/2025

It's the VCP Article of the Week!
Show jumping exercise induces measurable changes in several immunoinflammatory biomarkers.

Objective This study evaluated the dynamics of blood immune-inflammatory biomarkers in response to exercise-induced changes in jumping horses. Methods For this purpose, adult Brazilian Sport Horse...

It's the VCP Article of the Week!If CBC can not be performed immediately, it is best to store guinea pig blood at 4°C fo...
12/19/2025

It's the VCP Article of the Week!
If CBC can not be performed immediately, it is best to store guinea pig blood at 4°C for less than 24 hours.

Background Dunkin Hartley guinea pig is a common guinea pig strain used by researchers, but studies about the stability of Dunkin Hartley guinea pig blood samples stored at different temperatures ar...

Hello, Pathology Trainees!This is your friendly reminder to register for Phase II of the ACVP Certifying Exam. The deadl...
12/18/2025

Hello, Pathology Trainees!
This is your friendly reminder to register for Phase II of the ACVP Certifying Exam. The deadline is February 12th, 2026.
More information at https://www.acvp.org/page/Phase_II

It's the VCP Article of the Week!If CBC can not be performed immediately, it is best to store guinea pig blood at 4°C fo...
12/12/2025

It's the VCP Article of the Week!
If CBC can not be performed immediately, it is best to store guinea pig blood at 4°C for less than 24 hours.

Background Dunkin Hartley guinea pig is a common guinea pig strain used by researchers, but studies about the stability of Dunkin Hartley guinea pig blood samples stored at different temperatures ar...

Time for another What is Your Diagnosis?, directly from the Veterinary Clinical Pathology Journal!These are photomicrogr...
12/11/2025

Time for another What is Your Diagnosis?, directly from the Veterinary Clinical Pathology Journal!

These are photomicrographs of fine-needle aspirates from a stomach mass and liver masses in a 3-year-old intact female bearded dragon. What is your diagnosis?

Answer in the comments.

Join us for the upcoming Mystery Case Webinar, moderated by Katie Metcalf & Mackenzie Long, and hosted by the Program Co...
12/08/2025

Join us for the upcoming Mystery Case Webinar, moderated by Katie Metcalf & Mackenzie Long, and hosted by the Program Committee!

The ASVCP Mystery Case Webinar features the presentation of nine bonus mystery cases!
🔗 Learn more and register here: https://www.asvcp.org/page/webinar

It's the VCP Article of the Week!Sensitivity of PARR for detection of clonality in plasma cell tumors can be increased b...
11/28/2025

It's the VCP Article of the Week!
Sensitivity of PARR for detection of clonality in plasma cell tumors can be increased by the inclusion of additional amplification targets.

Background The PCR for Antigen Receptor Rearrangement (PARR) assay assesses clonality of a lymphoid population. Studies suggest PARR has decreased sensitivity for detecting clonality in canine plasm...

It's the VCP Article of the Week!An ongoing crossmatch conundrum: occasional RBC incompatibilities were identified using...
11/21/2025

It's the VCP Article of the Week!
An ongoing crossmatch conundrum: occasional RBC incompatibilities were identified using each method, but without a gold standard technique or clear clinical significance, the “best” method remains elusive.

Background A pre-transfusion blood crossmatch is recommended to ensure RBC compatibility for previously transfused and transfusion-naïve cats. Objectives To compare 3 crossmatch methods and anti-f...

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