Comparative Epilepsy at OVC
Comparative Epilepsy at OVC
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Image of Dr Fiona James and a large brown dog
Dr Fiona James
Image of a black dog with taped electrodes (EEG) on his head
Hugo is looking great with his electrodes in place.
Image of black dog with white bandaged head resting on the floor.
Hugo looking stylish in his EEG bandage.
Maybee brought a feline friend to her study appointment!
Image of a black and white-faced dog with EEG equipment
Logan was such a good boy for his appointment!
Image of Haidee, a brown shorthair pointer with electrodes on her head.
Placing the electrodes properly is so important. Haidee is showing off a perfect placement by Dr Ukai (MSc Student).
Image of Dr Masa Ukai with a brown dog wearing EEG equipment
Haidee was a superstar for her study EEG with graduate student Dr Masa Ukai (MSc).
Dakota had lots of snuggles with graduate student Emily (MSc) during her EEG recording.
Image of a brown, black and white dog with EEG equipement
Max – what a cutie with his EEG bandage!
Image of a yellow dog with EEG equipment
Miya – this beautiful girl snoozed during her entire study appointment!
Image of a brown dog with EEG equipment
Moose – a true gentle giant!
Image of brown dog with muzzle and his family member
Odo and his mom hung out with our team for his study appointment – we are so grateful for their participation!
Image of two people looking at computer screens that show brain images.
Dr Fiona James and Grace (MSc Student) review MRI brain scans together.
Image of a yellow dog having electrodes placed for EEG
Pepsi was such a good boy for his electrode placement with graduate student Charly (PhD)
Image of brown dog wearing EEG equipment
Toby – our team and the hospital staff were in love with his fluffy ears!
Image Charly with a yellow dog wearing a cone and EEG equipment
Pepsi was a complete goofball and brought a smile to everyone’s face during his study appointment with graduate student Charly (PhD).
Image of Charly with brown dog
Toby and Charly (PhD student) could not get enough snuggles at his study appointment.
Image of Emily and a white and black dog
Raven brought her favorite toy to her study appointment with graduate student Emily (MSc).
Image of Emily with a black and white dog
Raven was the first patient in graduate student Emily’s (MSc) EEG behaviour study!
Bentley – such a sweetheart!
Rico looking handsome in his EEG bandage.
Image of EEG red, blue and black squiggly lines on yellow background. This is a sleeping dog with no EEG (spike-wave) activity.
This is an EEG of a sleeping dog with no epileptic activity..
Image of EEG red, blue and black squiggly lines on yellow background. This is the dog looking around, there is a lot of squiggles (noise) on the EEG.
This is an EEG of a dog moving around and turning its head.