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Lichtenberger, M.K., Debehnke, D., Rudloff, E., Crowe, DT.: Comparison of esophageal Doppler monitor generated minute distance and cardiac output in a porcine model of ventricular fibrillation. Resuscitation, 1997.

 Mills R.J., Lichtenberger, M.K., Wall P.L., Kirby R., Descending aortic blood flow parameters during emergent surgery in anesthetized critically ill dogs. In Journal of Veterinary Emergency Critical Care 12:1-7, 2003.

Jochman-Edwards, C.M., Lichtenberger, M.K., Tilley, L.P., Kirby R.: Electrocardiographic findings in miniature schnauzers with syncope. In Journal of Veterinary Emergency Critical Care 12:253-259, 2003.

Diehl, S., Lichtenberger, M.K., Tilley, L.P., Kirby, R.: The value of cardiac troponin T concentrations in predicting outcome in dogs with congestive heart failure. In Journal Veterinary Emergency Critical Care. Abstract, 13:163, 2003.

Lichtenberger, M.K.: Transfusion medicine in exotic pets. In Clinical Techniques in Small Animal Practice. 2004 (in publication).

Lichtenberger, M.K.: Principles of shock treatment and fluid therapy in special species. In Seminars in Avian and Exotic Pet Medicine. 2004.

AK Lawson, Thomas Day, Rebecca Kirby, J Ko, Marla Lichtenberger, Comparison of Sevaflurane and Isoflurane in Domestic Ferrets. Vety Therapeutics, Sept 2006.

Kristen Temo Temo, Rebecca Kirby, Marla Lichtenberger, Elke Rudloff, Hypernatremia in Critically Ill Cats. Compendium. June 2004.

Jeremy Tarlow, Elke Rudloff, Marla Lichtenberger, Rebecca Kirby. Emergency Presentation of 4 Dogs with Suspected Neurological Toxoplasmosis. 2005.

Lichtenberger MK. Fluid resuscitation and Nutritional Support in the Rabbit. Exotic DVM. June 2006.

Lichtenberger MK. Shock, Fluid Therapy, Anesthesia and Analgesia in the Ferret, Exotic DVM. June 2006.

Andrew Linklater, Marla Lichtenberger, Rebecca Kirby. Troponins in Veterinary Medicine. Jour of Vet Emerg and Crit Care. In Print.

Lichtenberger MK, et al. Mortality and Fluid Resuscitation of Acute Blood Loss in Ducks. Jour of Emer and Crit Care.
4 articles in print, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006.

Lichtenberger MK, et al. Use of a butorphanol constant rate infusion in the duck. Jour of Emerg and crit Care. In print 2007.

Textbooks

Lichtenberger, M.K. (guest editor): The Veterinary Clinics of North America: Exotic Animal Practice, Critical Care. 2nd edition. W.B. Saunders Company, Philadelphia, PA, 2005 (in printing to be released on 6/07).

Lichtenberger, MK, et al, Chapter on Rodent Emergency and Critical care. British Journal of Veterinary Medicine. In Print for Sept 2007.

Research project development chair for:

  • Butorphanol use in the avian species using a constant rate infusion in 2007
  • Avian shock studies in 2001, 2002, 2004, 2006
  • Ferret coagulation studies in 2002
  • Avian Infrared temperature study in 2007
  • Cardiac troponin studies in 2003
  • Lactate study in rabbits in 2005
  • Lactate study in 2007 in collaboration with University of Montreal
  • Ferret anesthesia study in 2002
  
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About Marla Lichtenberger, DVM, DACVECC Minimize

 

Marla Lichtenberger is owner of Milwaukee Emergency Center for Animals. She is an internationally aclaimed speaker and researcher.

Doctor Marla Lichtenberger is an emergency critical care specialist
in practice since 1987. She brings a wealth of experience to
Milwaukee Emergency Center for Animals, including general
practice experience, internship at the Animal Medical Center in
New York and residency training in Milwaukee, leading to board
certification in Emergency and Critical Care.

Doctor Lichtenberger’s contributions to the profession are
extensive, having served on the executive board of the Wisconsin
Veterinary Medical Association (2004-2006), president of the
Milwaukee Veterinary Medical Association (2002-2007) and PR
chair for the College of Emergency and Critical Care committee
(2002-2007).

She is a frequent international speaker on emergency and critical
care for small animals and exotics, as well as a published
researcher. Dr. Lichtenberger’s peer-reviewed publications
include the Journal of Veterinary Emergency Critical Care, Vet
Therapeutics and Resuscitation. She is on the board of small
mammal exotic pet committee, which is preparing the first ABVP
small mammals board exam for 2009. Dr. Lichtenberger will be
the first boarded small mammal specialist in Wisconsin.

Nobody understands the needs of referring veterinarians better
than Dr. Marla Lichtenberger and she and her staff pledge to
provide the best, most-efficient care to vets and their clients.
  
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Experience Matters Minimize

Senior Clinician, New Haven Animal Hospital, New Haven CT. (1988-1994)

Clinician at Kaneoke Animal Hospital, Kaneoke, HI (1995-1997)

Emergency Veterinarian at Waipahu Animal Hospital, Waipahu, HI (1995-1997)

Senior Emergency and Critical Care Specialist at Animal Emergency center, Glendale, WI (July 2000- July 2006), resident from 1997-2000.
  
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DVM, PAU, Ludhiana, India (1979-1985)

Intern, New Haven Central Hospital, New Haven, CT (1987-1988)

Intern, Animal Medical Center, New York, NY (1994-1995)

Resident, Emergency and critical Care, DACVECC, Animal Emergency Center, Milwaukee, WI (1997-2000)
  
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Professionalism Minimize
  • Executive Board Member of the Wisconsin Veterinary Medical Association 2004-2006
  • President of Milwaukee Veterinary Medical Association for 2000-2007
  • PR Chair for the college of Emergency and Critical Care committee from 2002-2007
  • Organized the Combined PR group for Veterinary Colleges (Emergency and Critical Care, Internal medicine and surgery colleges) of United States in Sept 2006.
  • Wisconsin Humane Society Organization and Participant of Wisconsin Spay day 2002-2006
  • Exotic Small Mammal advisory board member for organization of Exotics small mammal specialty College 2004-2007
  • Wisconsin Public Radio show consultant with Larry Meiller 2004-2006
  • Chair of the Veterinary section of State Fair 2007 and 2008
  • Member, Rotary Club of Milwaukee
  
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