From Classrooms to Clinics: - The College of Veterinary Medicine at ...

Creative Ways to Give
Each year our veterinarians treat tens of thousands
of animals—pets, farm animals, wildlife, zoo animals,
and exotic species. To ensure the best health care for
all of our patients, our medical staff must have access
to equipment that inspires innovation in medicine and
surgery. Our work depends, in large part, on private
donations from people just like you, to purchase
equipment, such as the items listed. This issue focuses
primarily on the needs of the Cornell Equine Hospital.
Clinical innovation.
Equip the premier veterinary teaching hospital in
the country with items that will advance veterinary
medicine through new techniques and treatment
options. Gift s of any size for the hospital’s Clinical
Innovation Fund.
Gift s of Any Size
Seeing more clearly.
Support complex procedures such as tieback surgery,
upper respiratory tract surgery and epiglottic
entrapment through the purchase of an equine
endoscope with video capabilities. Equine Hospital.
$40,000
Following the trends in human medicine.
Enhance veterinary surgeons’ abilities to do
many laparoscopic surgery procedures, including
thoracoscopic procedures. A computer-controlled
power supply is connected to a special handpiece that
can be introduced into the abdomen or thorax through
a very small port. An EnSeal handpiece seals the blood
vessels with heat, limiting the hemorrhaging.
$15,000
Going digital.
Provide a better surgical and teaching experience with
high quality digital images and videos. We are seeking
a storage system arthroscopy tower to allow for visualization
and documentation of endoscopy procedures
for the Large Animal Hospital.
$11,350