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Veterinary Clinical Podcasts

The Royal Veterinary College

Welcome to the RVC veterinary clinical podcast. In these shows, Dominic Barfield, with the technical help of Brian Cox talks to a variety of different faculty/specialists/clinicians from the RVC about clinical relevant material to everyone in practice, if you are just about to start your veterinary career or you are a seasoned professional we aim to provide something for everyone. Whether you’re listening whilst you are cooking dinner, driving home, walking the dog or even at the gym, we want to

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32 Radiography and Radiology In Practice: Top Ten Tips

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2015/02/22

Access to plain radiography is very widespread now in veterinary medicine. As with any diagnostic test it is essential to make sure that we use this modality in the best ways possible for our patients, their carers and indeed our personal and professional performance. In this episode I am joined by Andrew Parry who is a European specialist in Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging and a member of the Diagnostic Imaging team at the QMHA. Most of this long episode is spent discussing Andy's top 10 tips for how

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31 Lymphoma in Dogs and Cats

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2015/01/31

Lymphoma (previously often referred to as lymphosarcoma) is one of the most (if not the most?) common types of cancer to affect dogs and cats. In this episode we discuss lymphoma in general terms covering a variety of topics such as what it is, patient presentation, clinical approach to the patient, treatment options and prognosis. For this episode I am joined once again by Chiara Leo, Lecturer in Oncology at the Royal Veterinary College. As always, if you have any comments about this podcast,

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30 Veterinary Ethics and Animal Welfare in Clinical...

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2015/01/11

In and amongst all the science and medicine that are at the centre of veterinary practice, it is essential that we don't overlook the overarching principles and considerations relating to Ethics and Animal Welfare. After all, they have to be a guiding light for what we do in clinical practice. This is the second in a two-part mini-series of podcast episodes featuring Martin Whiting, Lecturer in Veterinary Ethics and Law here at the RVC. In these episodes we discuss a variety of topics and issues. We

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29 Veterinary Ethics and Animal Welfare in Clinical...

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2014/12/20

In and amongst all the science and medicine that are at the centre of veterinary practice, it is essential that we don't overlook the overarching principles and considerations relating to Ethics and Animal Welfare. After all, they have to be a guiding light for what we do in clinical practice. This is the first in a two-part mini-series of podcast episodes featuring Martin Whiting, Lecturer in Veterinary Ethics and Law here at the RVC. In these episodes we discuss a variety of topics and issues. We

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28 Corneal ulceration - Part 2

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2014/11/29

This is the second part in the two-part mini-series on corneal ulceration in dogs and cats withMàrian Matas Rierawho is a lecturer inOphthalmologyhere at the RVC. If you haven't listened toPart 1yet it is highly recommended that you listen to that episode first as we dive right back in here in the second part.In this two-part podcast mini-series we start with a refresher of the anatomy of the eye and more specifically the anatomy and function of the cornea. We then discuss causes of corneal

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27 Corneal ulceration - Part 1

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2014/11/09

Finally some Ophthalmology! Corneal ulceration (ulcerative keratitis) is a problem that is encountered commonly in small animal practice and the approach to treatment depends on a good understanding of the severity of the problem in the individual patient. In this two-part podcast mini-series we start with a refresher of the anatomy of the eye and more specifically the anatomy and function of the cornea. We then discuss causes of corneal pathology and the spectrum of severity in ulcerative

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26 Tomcat urethral obstruction ('Blocked cats') - Part 2

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2014/10/18

This is the second part of my discussion on blocked cats withDr Rosanne Jepson, Lecturer inSmall Animal Internal MedicineandDominic Barfield, Lecturer inEmergencyandCritical Care; and in absentiawithNicola Kulendra, Lecturer inSmall Animal Surgery. And of course like in the first episode I can't help but chip in as well! As nentioned in the last post, there is a lot to talk about so we have not been able to plunge into the deepest depths in any one area but this is a very useful overview of the

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25 Tomcat urethral obstruction ('Blocked cats') - Part 1

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2014/09/27

Tomcats with urethral obstruction are sadly a common small animal emergency population; this problem is one of the 'classics' no doubt, and with the potential to be fatal. Survival rates in the short-term can be extremely high with the right approach to stabilisation and management, medium-to-long term the prognosis can be more guarded. In a slightly roundtable fashion I am joined to discuss this topic byDr Rosanne Jepson, Lecturer inSmall Animal Internal Medicine; byDominic Barfield, Lecturer

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24 Student extramural studies (EMS) - maximising the...

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2014/09/07

All veterinary students have to undertake extramural studies (EMS) as part of their undergraduate training. How can they go about making the most of these experiences? Many veterinary practices and other organisations offer EMS placements to students. What steps can they take to ensure that not only do students get the most from their placement but also that the practice benefits from having students seeing practice with them? What steps can both parties take to maximise the potential of the EMS

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23 Angiostrongylus vasorum (canine lungworm)

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2014/08/16

Angiostrongylosis is a horrible disease affecting dogs not just in the UK but in many other countries besides. The two most commonly reported clinical presentations are associated with spontaneous bleeding or respiratory signs due to verminous pneumonia! In this podcast we discussthis parasitic infection in some depth and I am joined once again byKaren Hummwho is a Lecturer inEmergency&Critical Care(ECC) at the QMHA and a co-Director of the Transfusion Medicine service. In the podcast Karen and

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22 Being a new grad vet in practice

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2014/08/05

So you've made it through vet school, landed your veterinary degree, now what? It's the start of another phase in your lifelong journey! There are many things to consider as a new grad vet starting life in practice. In this podcast we discuss issues such as choosing your first job, coping with those early days seeing cases, sources of support and advice, the PDP (UK), internships and specialisation! I am joined in this podcast byDr Tom Cardywho graduated in 2011 and is now a resident inNeurology

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21 Gastrointestinal signs and Canine IBD

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2014/07/26

Dogs - and cats - with chronic intermittent gastrointestinal signs are a common population in small animal practice! What's to be done? How should we approach these patients?In this podcast I discuss these questions withDr Karin Allenspach, Associate Professor and Reader inSmall Animal Internal Medicineand Head of theClinical Investigation Centre (CIC)at the RVC. Karin has a special interest in gastroenterology and especially in canine inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) which we go on to discuss in

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20 Transfusion medicine

Veterinary Clinical Podcasts ·

2014/07/05

Anyone for some blood? Or how about some plasma? Transfusion medicine is a developing field in small animal practice as access to blood products increases - at least in some countries - and no doubt this trend is set to continue. In this podcast we discuss topics such as what transfusion medicine is and what the main indications are as well as some of the practical considerations with respect to administration. We also discuss blood banks and blood donors. Oh, and the small matter of changing our

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19 Chronic kidney disease (CKD) - Part 2

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2014/06/12

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a common problem in cats and dogs, especially as they get older. In the first podcast on CKD we discussed topics such as the anatomy and function of the kidney, why the kidney may become dysfunctional and what the consequences are, some terminology, and causes of kidney disease. In this second part we will look at clinical aspects of CKD in terms of patient approach and management, covering topics such as suspecting and making the diagnosis, IRIS staging, treatment

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18 Chronic kidney disease (CKD) - Part 1

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2014/05/22

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a common problem in cats and dogs, especially as they get older. In this first of two podcasts on CKD we discuss topics such as the anatomy and function of the kidney, why the kidney may become dysfunctional and what the consequences are, some terminology, and causes of kidney disease. In the second part we will look at clinical aspects of CKD in terms of patient approach and management. I am joined for both episodes once again byDr Rosanne Jepsonwho is a Lecturer

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17 Veterinary nursing

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2014/05/08

Everyone knows that the nurses are really in charge!!...Having already undergone some substantial changes over the last two decades or so, veterinary nursing in the United Kingdom remains in the midst of changing times as nurses continue to work for greater recognition, endorsement and accountability. This podcast featuresHayley Carne BSc (Hons) RVN Grad Dip, Assistant Lecturer in Veterinary Nursingat the Royal Veterinary College. Some of the things we discuss include how to become a veterinary

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16 Portosystemic shunts

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2014/05/03

Portosystemic shunts (PSS) are a relatively common problem in small animals and are the subject of this next podcast in our series. The podcast featuresVicky Lipscombwho is Head of theSoft Tissue Surgery serviceat the QMHA and has a particular interest in these troublesome vessels! Some of the things we discuss in this podcast include the different types of PSS, when to be suspicious of the problem, diagnosis and treatment options. Find out more about CPD from the RVC featuringVickyhere. If you have

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15 Alabama Rot-like Syndrome in UK dogs

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2014/04/14

Over the last 18 months or so a number of dogs in the United Kingdom have been affected by a disorder which causes skin lesions initially followed within a few days by signs of acute kidney injury. Histopathology in these cases has shown cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy consistent with changes seen in a condition known as Alabama Rot, described in North America but not previously reported in the UK. In this podcast we discuss the experience with this disorder in the UK thus far and

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14 Feline cardiomyopathy

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2014/04/12

Heart disease is relatively common in domestic cats and these patients form a significant part of the caseload for many companion animal veterinary practices. In this podcast we discuss feline cardiomyopathy in general terms touching on issues such as classification of types, screening for subclinical cardiomyopathy, the relevance of dietary taurine, arterial thromboembolism, and prognostication. This podcast featuresProfessor Virginia Luis Fuentesof theQMHA Cardiology Servicewho has a special

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13 Human factors, non-technical skills and...

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2014/03/22

What are human factors, non-technical skills and professionalism? Human factors, non-technical skills and professionalism are concepts whose importance in clinical practice is increasingly being recognised and appreciated. So far more attention has been paid to these concepts in the field of human medicine but some discussion is now occurring in veterinary medicine too. In this podcast which featuresLiz Chanwe discuss these concepts explaining what they mean and why they are relevant to clinical

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