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Fracture classification, acute management and decision making

Fracture classification, acute management and decision making
Fracture classification, acute management and decision making

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Kathryn Duncan

Dr Kathryn Duncan BSc, DVM, MANZCVS (Small Animal Surgery)

Kathryn graduated from the University of Melbourne with her BSc and DVM, and subsequently commenced working at Southpaws Specialty Surgery in Melbourne as a rotating intern. She developed a strong passion for surgery during her internship, and ultimately undertook a surgical residency at Southpaws via the European College of Veterinary Surgeons (ECVS). She has obtained her memberships in small animal surgery through the ANZCVS. Her residency will be completed in February 2020, following which she will continue on working at Southpaws as a surgical registrar in the lead up to her specialist exams in early 2021. 

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