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Spinal Shock and Trauma for Emergency Veterinarians

Spinal Shock and Trauma for Emergency Veterinarians
Spinal Shock and Trauma for Emergency Veterinarians

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Angela See

Dr Angela See BVSc(hons) FANZVS, MANZVS

Angela graduated from the University of Queensland in 2002.  Since then she has completed a residency at Murdoch University in Emergency and Critical Care. Through additional studies she has become a Member of the ANZCVS in Small Animal Medicine and a Fellow in Emergency and Critical Care.  Angela has worked in a number of emergency centres in Australia as well as establishing an emergency and critical care business in 2009.

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