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Shake Up Your Workup
Shake Up Your Workup is your go-to veterinary podcast for daily diagnostics. Each episode, we dive into innovative diagnostics and clinical practice to educate practitioners on typical and not-so-typical workups. This is your front-row seat to expert insights that are transforming the way we diagnose and treat our patients. Don’t forget to download episodes so you can listen anytime, anywhere! You can contact us by emailing shakeupyourworkup@idexx.com+ + + + +About the host: Sylvia Conway, BSc, BVetMed, MRCVSDr. Conway is the host of the Shake Up Your Workup podcast. She joined IDEXX in May 20...
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Diagnostic Mast-erclass: New Innovations in Mast Cell Detection 15.10.2026 27:05
A lump! Lipoma? Or a mast cell tumor in disguise? In this episode, Dr. Sylvia Conway talks with oncology specialist, Dana Connell, DVM, MPH, MS, DACVIM (O), to dig into how to tell the difference and about spotting a mast cell tumor sooner. They cover when to aspirate, what cytology can and can't tell you, and why a mast cell on a slide isn't automatically a tumor. They also look at where the IDEX...
Silent Signals—Uncovering Renal Disease on Routine Chemistry 17.09.2026 28:23
Routine wellness panels, pre-anesthetic screens, senior blood work: they're often labeled "normal." But are they? In this episode of Shake Up Your Workup, host Dr. Sylvia Conway sits down with Dr. Elizabeth Schooley, DVM, MS, DACVIM (SAIM) to uncover the subtle, early signals of renal disease that can hide in plain sight on a routine chemistry panel. Dr. Schooley walks through the three changes to...
From Smear to Solution-Integrating Automated Blood Morphology into Anemia Workups 20.08.2026 31:54
Spherocytes, schistocytes, keratocytes, oh my! In this episode of Shake Up Your Workup, host Dr. Sylvia Conway sits down with Dr. Ali Dudley to break down how automated blood morphology is changing the anemia workup. Dr. Dudley walks through her "top five" poikilocytes every clinician should know, explains how to tell true agglutination from false positives, and reveals why platelets and fibrin ca...
In Purr-suit of Health—Does Early Intervention Help in Feline CKD? 16.07.2026 29:21
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is common in aging cats—but could earlier intervention change the course of disease? In this episode, Dr. Sylvia Conway sits down with Dr. Natalee Holt to discuss the value of early CKD detection, the role of phosphorus in disease progression, emerging biomarkers like FGF-23, and new data supporting early intervention. Tune in for evidence-based insights on screening,...
Tape It or Leave It—Should We Worry About Tapeworms? Or Any Worms for That Matter? 18.06.2026 28:20
In this episode of Shake Up Your Workup, Dr. Sylvia Conway is joined by parasitology expert Dr. Wade Burton to unpack the realities of tapeworm infections in dogs and cats. They explore why testing matters over routine deworming, the limitations of traditional fecal flotation, and how newer antigen tests are improving detection. The conversation also covers common life cycles, zoonotic risk, treat...
Thirsty Workups—Simplifying Your Approach to the PU/PD Patient 21.05.2026 27:33
Excessive drinking and urination—polydipsia or PD and polyuria or PU-- are common clinical signs that can quickly derail a case. In this episode of Shake Up Your Workup, Dr. Sylvia Conway and Dr. Nancy Sanders, DVM, DACVIM (SAIM), DACVECC, break down a practical, stepwise approach to the PU/PD patient. They cover how to confirm true PU/PD, ask targeted history questions, interpret urine specific g...
On Point—A Smarter Approach to Using and Interpreting FNAs 16.04.2026 26:09
In this episode of Shake Up Your Workup, host Dr. Sylvia Conway sits down with Dr. Megan Skeffington to discuss a practical, point‑of‑care approach to fine needle aspirates. The conversation explores how slide‑free, AI‑enabled cytology can help assess sample viability within minutes, support workflow efficiency, and provide actionable information early in the diagnostic process. without replacing...
Working Up Chronic GI Patients—More Than Gut Instinct 19.03.2026 27:38
When chronic gastrointestinal (GI) cases walk through the door, where do you start? Internal medicine specialist Dr. Yvonne McGrotty joins host Dr. Sylvia Conway to break down a practical, step-by-step approach to chronic vomiting and diarrhea in cats and dogs. From essential history-taking and dietary trials to microbiome insights, fecal transplants, and when biopsies really matter, this episode...
Arrrrggghhh Atopic Skin Disease! 19.02.2026 33:46
Itchy dogs are everywhere—and managing chronic skin disease can be one of the most challenging parts of veterinary practice. In this episode of Shake Up Your Workup, Dr. Sylvia Conway chats with Dr. Heather Akridge (IDEXX Dermatology) for a practical deep dive into managing itchy pets and atopic skin disease. They break down how to gather a meaningful dermatologic history, rule out common causes o...
Fragments and Forms—Abnormal Erythrocytes in Veterinary Hematology 22.01.2026 31:10
Red blood cell morphology can reveal critical clues about your patient’s health—but only if you know what you’re looking for. In this episode of Shake Up Your Workup, our host, Dr. Sylvia Conway sits down with Dr. Guillermo Couto to takes us beyond the numbers to explore the diagnostic power of blood smears. We’ll break down: • Why abnormal erythrocytes matter and what they indicate • How to avoid...
Season 2 Trailer 24.11.2025 0:58
Shake Up Your Workup is moving to Spotify and Apple Podcasts in January 2026! Join Dr. Sylvia Conway and expert guests for Season 2 as they discuss innovative approaches to everyday clinical diagnostics. Season 2 kicks off January 22 with episodes about abnormal erythrocytes, atopic skin disease, GI patients, and much more! To revisit episodes from Season 1, you can access the replays and accompan...
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