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When oncological patients become emergencies

When oncological patients become emergencies
When oncological patients become emergencies

This webinar is aimed towards emergency vets. Distinguish critical, from non-critical oncological cases, learn which blood parameters should always be included and which surgery is necessary immediately and which procedures can wait for the oncologist to deal with.

Language: English

In case you have missed this webinar, you have the opportunity to watch a recorded version here.

Speaker:

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Sandra Nguyen

BVSc (Hons I), Dip ACVIM (Onc)

Dr. Sandra Nguyen graduated from the University of Sydney and worked in small animal practice in Sydney before going onto her residency in Oncology at Cornell University in the USA. After a few years on faculty at the Ohio State University, Sandra returned to Australia and now works at SASH in Sydney and the Central Coast. She loves Oncology, Communication and People. 

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Duration: 0:45 h
Speaker: Sandra Nguyen
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