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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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12 Healthcare-associated infection

Veterinary Clinical Podcasts ·

2014/03/02

Healthcare-associated infection is an extremely important consideration both in veterinary and human medicine. In this podcast we discuss issues such as what terminology we should use, why we should care about HAI, and prevention and monitoring. The podcast featuresDan Chanwho is Head of theEmergencyandCritical Careservices and also a member of the Infection Control Committee at the Queen Mother Hospital for Animals. Find out more about CPD from the RVC featuring Danhereand consider some relevant

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11 Tips for general anaesthesia safety

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2014/02/08

Many, many dogs and cats undergo general anaesthesia daily around the world. It is such a common intervention that being prepared and confident is vital and knowing how to maximise safety essential. In this podcast featuringIan Selfwe discuss aspects such as patient assessment, preparation, induction, maintenance and recovery. We also touch on what the published data about peri-anaesthetic mortality is for dogs and cats. Ian is Head of theQMHA Anaesthesia and Analgesia serviceand a Lecturer in

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10 Canine Cruciate disease

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2014/01/17

Cruciate disease is one of the most common orthopaedic problems in dogs. In this podcast we review the anatomy and function of the cruciate ligaments and then go on to discuss the ways in which they can become diseased, how the diagnosis is made, and what the various treatment options are including surgical versus conservative management. The podcast featuresRichard Meesonwho is a Lecturer in Orthopaedic Surgery and part of theQMHA Orthopaedic service. This podcast is a 'must listen' for anyone who

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09 Veterinary Oncology

Veterinary Clinical Podcasts ·

2013/12/28

Oncology is a relatively young speciality in small animal veterinary medicine but one that is exciting and continually evolving. In this latest podcast we discuss this area withChiara Leoof theQMHA Small Animal Oncology service. Some of the things we talk about include what cancer is and general principles of the approach to and treatment of cancer. Chiara also offers her opinion on how pre-existing perceptions of veterinary oncology need to be rethought and to evolve as this field of veterinary

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08 Small Animal Poisons

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2013/12/05

There are many potential ways in which dogs and cats can poison themselves! In this latest podcast we discuss some of the more well known 'classic' poisons such as chocolate, ethylene glycol (antifreeze) and anticoagulant rodenticides, as well as some more recently identified ones such as grapes/raisins/currants/sultanas and xylitol in dogs. We also chat about neuromuscular toxins such as metaldehyde and permethrins,. One of the key things we stress is the difference between dose-dependent and non

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07 Diabetes Mellitus and Remission

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2013/11/12

"Every month is diabetes month in my mind!"(Stijn Niessen, 2013). Diabetes mellitus is a common and very important hormonal disease in both dogs and cats. And while not reported in dogs, it has been known for some time that cats can go into diabetic remission. In this podcast featuringStijn Niessen, Lecturer inInternal Medicineat the QMHA, we start by discussing diabetes mellitus in general terms, including how best to classify the different types, common signs of the disease, making the diagnosis

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06 Physiotherapy and Hydrotherapy - a general discussion

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2013/08/02

Physiotherapy, hydrotherapy and rehabilitation therapies are gaining increasing recognition as being an important part of veterinary healthcare and these services are increasingly available. In this podcast we discuss the emergence, uses and potential benefits of these therapies with Holly Smith, Head Nurse for Neurology andRehabilitationin the QMHA. If you have any comments or suggestions, please get in touch (emailsjasani@rvc.ac.uk; tweet@RoyalVetCollegeusing #saclinpod; or use theRVC's Facebook

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Listeners update (Nov 2013)

Veterinary Clinical Podcasts ·

2013/08/01

A quick update on how the podcasts are going and a BIG THANK YOU to you the listeners for your interest and support! Please do feel free to get in touch including with questions about current podcasts and suggestions for future topics: Email Shailen atsjasani@rvc.ac.uk Post on ourFacebook page Tweet@RoyalVetCollegehashtag #saclinpod IF YOU LIKE THIS PODCAST SERIES PLEASE RATE IT ON ITUNES - THANK YOU!!!

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05 Feline ureteric obstruction

Veterinary Clinical Podcasts ·

2013/07/12

Urethral obstruction ('blocked cats') is a well recognised emergency problem in cats. However obstruction of one or bothuretersis also increasingly recognised. In this podcastNicola Kulendra(nee Bound)of theQMHA Soft Tissue Surgery serviceexplains more about this condition, what the consequences are, how the diagnosis is made and treatment options available. This is a condition that may be easy to miss so be sure to listen to this podcast! Find out more about CPD from the RVC featuring

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04 Nutrition in sick animals

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2013/06/21

What are the consequences of malnutrition? What is nutritional support? When is the right time to start nutritional support? Does refeeding syndrome truly exist? When should you start feeding patients after gastrointestinal surgery? These are some of the things that we discuss in this podcast which featuresDan Chanwho is Head of theEmergencyandCritical Careservices and Clinical Nutritionist at the Queen Mother Hospital for Animals. Nutritional support of veterinary patients is an area that has

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03 Polyuria/polydipsia (PU/PD)

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2013/05/31

Polyuria/polydipsia (PU/PD) is a common presenting complaint in small animal practice; a number of different disease states can disrupt normal physiology resulting in this problem. In this episode I discuss PU/PD withDr Rosanne Jepsonwho is a Lecturer inInternal Medicineat the QMHA. Some of the things we discuss include what we mean by polyuria and polydipsia, background pathophysiology that can lead to this problem, and a rational approach to the PU/PD patient. Find out more about CPD from the RVC

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02 Blunt traumatic limb fractures

Veterinary Clinical Podcasts ·

2013/05/10

Limb fractures are a common injury following blunt trauma in dogs and cats and a rational approach to the management of these patients is crucial. In this episode I discuss this problem withElvin Kulendrawho is a Lecturer in Small Animal Surgery at the QMHA and spends most of his time nowadays doingorthopaedics. Some of the things we talk about include how easy it is to detect a fracture, when is the best time to manipulate a fracture, open versus closed fractures, tips on radiography and the

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01 Seizures

Veterinary Clinical Podcasts ·

2013/04/19

Seizures are relatively common in cats and especially in dogs. In this inaugural podcast I discuss this presenting complaint withDr Holger Volkwho is Head of theNeurology & Neurosurgery serviceand Clinical Director of the Queen Mother Hospital for Animals. Some of the things we talk about include definitions and classification of seizures, rational telephone advice, a general clinical approach and anti-convulsive medications. Oh, and "we will rock you!" Find out more about CPD from the RVC

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Introduction

Veterinary Clinical Podcasts ·

2013/03/29

Shailen Jasaniintroduces the podcast series and explains what you can expect. The podcasts are primarily aimed at vets and nurses in first opinion/non-referral practice as well as undergraduate and postgraduate students: Free to access and download (including via iTunes) Discussions of clinical topics with an emphasis on practical application Informal and conversational style Please feel free to get in touch with your questions, comments and suggestions to help us improve the podcasts going

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