Decision making in canine ear surgery
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Ear disease is a common complaint in first opinion practice and is commonly managed with topical treatment. However intractable ear disease can be a challenge and lead to the need for protracted and expensive treatment. This webinar provides a step by step guide to the diagnosis of surgical disease of the canine and feline ear. We will discuss common surgeries including TECA/LBO and ventral bulla osteotomy and how to recognise and manage common post-operative complications.
Language: English
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Rachel Hattersley, BVetMed (Hons) CertSAS DECVS MRCVS
Rachel graduated from the RVC in 2003 and worked in first opinion practice for five years before undertaking a surgical residency at the University of Liverpool. Rachel obtained specialist status in 2012 and worked at both Davies Veterinary Specialists and Northwest Veterinary Specialists before joining the surgical team at DWR Veterinary Specialists in 2017 where she is now Head of Soft Tissue Surgery. Rachel enjoys all aspects of surgery but has a particular interest in surgical oncology, feline ureterolithiasis and tympanokeratoma. When not working Rachel can usually be found in the water training for her next marathon open water swim.
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