Dr. Sibylle Kneissl
Department of Small Animals and Horses, University of Veterinary Medicine, Vienna, Wien, Austria
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32Years (1995-Present)
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View All Publications19 May 2003 in Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound
Journal Article
WHWolfgang Henninger
Wolfgang Henninger
EFE. Mairi Frame
E. Mairi Frame
MWMichael Willmann
Michael Willmann
HSHubert Simhofer
Hubert Simhofer
DMDieter Malleczek
Dieter Malleczek
EMElisabeth Mayrhofer
Elisabeth Mayrhofer
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1 October 2011 in Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery
Journal Article
APAkos Pakozdy
Akos PakozdyAGAndrea Gruber
Andrea Gruber
Sibylle KneisslMLMichael Leschnik
Michael Leschnik
PHPeter Halasz
Peter Halasz
JTJohann G Thalhammer
Johann G Thalhammer
Seventeen cats were presented with acute onset of complex partial seizures with orofacial involvement (salivation, facial twitching, lip smacking, chewing, licking or swallowing), motor arrest (motionless starring) and behavioural changes. In 11 cats hippocampal necrosis (HN) was confirmed by histopathology. In a further six cats hippocampal changes were suggested by magnetic resonance imaging. The mean monitoring time of eight cats which were not euthanased in the acute phase of the disease, was 408 days (60–908): four cats are still alive. In all surviving cases, the owners reported a good quality of life. We conclude that an acute cluster of complex partial seizures with orofacial involvement are often associated with HN and that HN is not necessarily a fatal condition. Supportive and antiepileptic therapy can result in remission. The long-term outcome can be good to excellent; therefore, euthanasia should be avoided in the acute phase of the signs.
5 January 2016 in Veterinary Surgery
Journal Article
DHDorothee Heidenreich
Dorothee Heidenreich
GGGabriele Gradner
Gabriele Gradner
Sibylle KneisslGDGilles Dupré
Gilles Dupré
1 January 1999 in Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound
Journal Article
MKM. Kleiter
M. Kleiter
Sibylle KneisslCSCh. Stanek
Ch. Stanek
EME. Mayrhofer
E. Mayrhofer
UBU. Baulain
U. Baulain
EDE. Deegen
E. Deegen
4 November 2010 in Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound
Journal Article
APAndrew T. Parry
Andrew T. ParryMUMelissa M. Upjohn
Melissa M. Upjohn
KSKatharina Schlegl
Katharina Schlegl
Sibylle KneisslCLChristopher R. Lamb
Christopher R. Lamb
15 January 2016 in Veterinary Radiology & Ultrasound
Journal Article
JCJames L. Carmalt
James L. CarmaltSibylle KneisslJRJennifer E. Rawlinson
Jennifer E. Rawlinson
TZTimo Zwick
Timo Zwick
LZLisa Zekas
Lisa Zekas
ABAstrid Bienert‐Zeit
Astrid Bienert‐Zeit
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About Me
Sibylle Kneissl graduated from the University of Veterinary Medicine as a veterinarian in 1992. Subsequently, she was trained in Anatomy, Oncology, and Diagnostic Imaging and served as Assistant Professor at Diagnostic Imaging, Vienna. In 2008, she was appointed as a Professor for Diagnostic Imaging. Since 2011, she has served as an Oberarzt (senior clinician) in the division of Diagnostic Imaging and, since 2014, as the radiation protection officer of Vetmeduni Vienna. From 2017 to 2021, Prof. Kneissl was appointed as Vice-Rector for Study Affairs. Since 2018, she has been studying for the Master of Medical Education at Dundee, U.K. Prof. Kneissl has investigated clinically relevant applications for small and large animals with CT and MRI. In 2022, she became Chief Specialty Editor at Frontiers for Veterinary Imaging. In the same year, she graduated with the Postgraduate Diploma in Medical Education award at the Centre for Medical Education, University of Dundee.