Erin Long
استادیار · Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaignمعرفی
Erin Long, DVM, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Veterinary Clinical Medicine at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where she also serves as the Coordinator of the Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care Service in the Veterinary Teaching Hospital. Her clinical and research efforts are centered on advancing emergency and critical care medicine for dogs and cats, with particular emphasis on transfusion medicine, hemostasis, and shock pathophysiology.
Research Interests
- Hemostatic and thrombolytic therapeutics in critically ill small animals
- Evidence-based guidelines for antithrombotic use in veterinary patients
- Development and validation of novel blood products and hemostatic agents
- Traumatic hemorrhage and shock resuscitation strategies
- Interventional techniques for acute urinary obstruction
Dr. Long’s recent publications reveal a trajectory focused on rigorous clinical trials and multicenter retrospective analyses that address life-threatening hemorrhage, coagulopathies, and emergency urologic interventions. Her work on tranexamic acid in canine hemorrhagic shock and on freeze-dried platelet preparations exemplifies translational efforts to improve survival in both clinical and preclinical settings.
Clinical & Academic Service
As Coordinator of the Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care Service, Dr. Long oversees case management, resident training, and protocol development in one of the busiest veterinary teaching hospitals in the United States. She integrates bedside clinical research with didactic instruction to advance the standard of care in veterinary emergency medicine.
