Mark Rishniw

Professor Associate Adjunct
Clinical Sciences · CVM

Mark Rishniw serves as Professor in Clinical Sciences at Cornell University.

327 publications
7,815 citations
43 h-index
Medicine
Recent Papers (10)
2026-09-09 · Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association · Small Animals
Sepsis and elevated creatinine predict poor outcomes in uncomplicated canine pyometra, and empirically prescribed antibiotics do not match bacterial susceptibility or improve survival
Mark RishniwProfessor Associate Adjunct, Clinical Sciences · CVM
Nicole J. BuoteProf Assoc - Small Animal Surgery, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
2026-08-26 · Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association · Surgery
Diagnostic performance of 1,2-O-dilauryl-rac-glycero glutaric acid-(6’-methylresorufin) ester lipase activity in cats presenting to a veterinary referral hospital
Mark RishniwProfessor Associate Adjunct, Clinical Sciences · CVM
2026-06-23 · Journal of Veterinary Cardiology · Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging
Association of component measurement variability and disease severity with variability of calculated mitral regurgitant fraction in dogs with myxomatous mitral valve disease
Mark RishniwProfessor Associate Adjunct, Clinical Sciences · CVM
2026-05-01 · Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine · Molecular Biology
Neuron-specific enolase enzymatic activity as a biomarker to discriminate neurologic and orthopedic gait abnormalities in dogs
Mark RishniwProfessor Associate Adjunct, Clinical Sciences · CVM
Alexander J. TravisProfessor, Baker Institute for Animal Health DEPT · CVM
2026-04-06 · Journal of Veterinary Cardiology · Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging
Diagnostic accuracy of right pulmonary vein-to-pulmonary artery ratio to identify congestive heart failure in dogs affected by myxomatous mitral valve disease
2026-02-01 · Journal of Veterinary Cardiology · Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging
Invited Commentary: American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine consensus guidelines on diagnosis and treatment of myxomatous mitral valve disease in dogs
2025-11-12 · Journal of Veterinary Cardiology · Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine
Integration of mitral regurgitant fraction with routine echocardiographic variables in assessment of myxomatous mitral valve disease
Mark RishniwProfessor Associate Adjunct, Clinical Sciences · CVM
2025-10-27 · American Journal of Veterinary Research · Genetics
Speed positively relates to initial core temperature elevations in exercising hunting dogs with myoglobin as a sensitive biomarker of exercise stress
Callum G. DonnellyProf Asst - Therio, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
Mark RishniwProfessor Associate Adjunct, Clinical Sciences · CVM
Joseph J. WakshlagProfessor, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
Christopher W. FryeProf Assoc, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
2025-10-24 · Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association · Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging
Severe left atrial enlargement, but not congestive heart failure, increases the probability of coughing in dogs with mitral valve disease
Mark RishniwProfessor Associate Adjunct, Clinical Sciences · CVM
2025-10-10 · Veterinary Surgery · Surgery
Surgeon hand size influences laparoscopic finger loop handle preference
Nicole J. BuoteProf Assoc - Small Animal Surgery, Clinical Sciences DEPT · CVM
Mark RishniwProfessor Associate Adjunct, Clinical Sciences · CVM