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Clinical conundrum
A confusing case of polydipsia A 12-year-old Golden Retriever presented with a 2 day history of weakness and anorexia, a weak and wobbly hindlimb gait and excessive drinking.
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BSAVA Companion - 2010, 10, October
- ISSN: 2041-2487
- E-ISSN: 2041-2495
2010, 10, October
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Monty Halls’ Congress Adventure
Set to inspire BSAVA Congress Author BSAVA CongressMonty Halls is a former Royal Marines Office, professional diver and marine biologist who has become well known as an adventurer and TV presenter. He’ll be at Congress next year.
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PDP Hit or miss?
An update on the Professional Development Phase initiative Author John BonnerThree years into the Professional Development Phase initiative the RCVS appears to be winning the battle to persuade new graduates of the need to record details of their postgraduate training. John Bonner has been talking to some of them.
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How to…
Decide whether CT or MRI is best for your patient Author Victoria JohnsonCT and MRI are now widely available to veterinary practices. Vets need to understand the respective strengths and weaknesses of the two technologies.
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Neurology to turn heads
Neurology CPD roadshow Author BSAVA EducationSimon Platt and Laurent Garosi will be delivering CPD courses in neurology at four locations.
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Airway problems in brachycephalic dogs
Clinical approaches to this condition Authors: Alison Moores and Davina AndersonObstruction of the upper respiratory tract is a problem in many brachycephalic breeds. Alison Moores and Davina Anderson discuss the clinical approach to the condition.
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PetSavers news
PetSavers veterinary products now available direct Author PetSaversPetSavers veterinary products are now available online through www.PetSavers.org.uk.
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WSAVA news
News from around the world Author WSAVAThe WSAVA Vaccination Guidelines Group is to focus on infectious disease control in the dog and cat populations in Asia.
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Companion interview
With Sandy Trees Author Sandy TreesSandy graduated from Edinburgh in 1969 where he returned as a researcher at the Centre for Tropical Veterinary Medicine. In 1980 he moved to Liverpool as a lecturer and stayed there for the rest of his career. He was elected president of the RCVS in 2009.