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A six-part learning series for vets filmed at a practical surgery course delivered by specialist Paul Aldridge.
Performing an unfamiliar technique in an emergency situation is stressful for all concerned. This learning series aims to give you confidence in performing the surgical techniques necessary to deal with common emergency presentations. It is suitable for all vets in practice.
We outline why, when, and how to employ the techniques covered: putting them into context within the stabilisation and treatment of these often challenging but rewarding cases.
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Description
Topics covered:
- Tracheostomy
- Thoracocentesis and chest drain placement
- GDV surgery and gastropexy techniques
- Haemoabdomen – splenectomy, and what if it’s not the spleen?
- Diaphragmatic hernia
- Urethrotomy, urethrostomy and cystotomy
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