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Diagnosing a Foreign Body

Diagnosing a Foreign Body
Diagnosing a Foreign Body

A discussion that shows the vital radiographic signs to look out for when deciding if a foreign body is present and whether to cut or not to cut. This will include real world case studies to help reinforce the teaching points.

Recording from 29 June 2021

Speaker:

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Catheryn Walsh

DVM, BSc, BVSc (Hons), MANZCVS (Radiology), Grad Cert (Hons) (Abdominal Ultrasound)

Dr Catheryn has worked in general practice for 12 years. She received a membership in diagnostic imaging in 2018, has a special interest in internal medicine, and a graduate certificate in abdominal ultrasound. She is currently undertaking post graduate study in cardiology. She runs her own mobile ultrasound business and analyses radiographs for other vets on a regular basis. 

Booking information

Duration: 0:43 h
Speaker: Catheryn Walsh
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57.60 US$
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