Magali Decome

Specialist in small animal internal medicine skilled in diagnosing and using evidence-based treatment to improve patient outcomes and manage a wide range of medical conditions. I have strong analytical skills, knowledge of multidisciplinary team communication, deep commitment to patient outcomes and to respond to owners concerns. Committed to sharing my knowledge daily to family veterinarian through direct clinical supervision. Interest in clinical procedures and interventional radiology.

- October 2020 - Decome M, Benoit C, Fairbrother JH, Gatel L, Conversy B. Clinical significance of Proteus mirabilis bacteriuria in dogs, risk factors and antimicrobial susceptibility. Can J Vet Res. 2020 Oct; 84 (4):252-258

- March 2020 - Benzimra C, Decome M, Maurey C, Cauvin E, Couturier J, Belmudes A, Rault D. Intermittent urethral obstruction secondary to caudal sliding of a pelvic bladder in 3 dogs. Can Vet J. 2020 Mar;61 (3):267-273

- November 2019 - Decome M, Martin E, Bau-Gaudreault L, O’Toole E. Systemic disseminated Neospora caninum infection with cutaneous lesions as the initial clinical presentation in a dog. Can Vet J. 2019 Nov; 60 (11): 1177–1181

- October 2017- Decome M, Blais MC. Prevalence and clinical features of hypoadrenocorticism in Great Pyrenees dogs in a referred population : 11 cases. The Canadian Veterinary Journal, 2017, 58(10):1093-1099
Poster présenté à l’ECVIM en 2015 (Lisbonne, Portugal)

- January 2014 to Décember 2017 – Bimonthly article analysis for the journal Le point Vétérinaire (France)

• Certified Internal Medicine Specialist - American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine