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Clinical conundrum
Progressive paraparesis in an older Golden Retriever A 10-year-old Golden Retriever presented with a 10 week history of progressive paraparesis and a gradual onset of polyuria/polydipsia. The diagnosis and treatment of multiple myeloma are described.
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BSAVA Companion - 2010, 3, March
- ISSN: 2041-2487
- E-ISSN: 2041-2495
2010, 3, March
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Springtime CPD
Subsidised rates for members on BSAVA courses Author BSAVA EducationIntroductions to CPD courses planned for the spring.
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Microchipping update
Overview and update on microchip identification Author Chris LaurenceChris Laurence, Veterinary Director of the Dogs Trust and Chair of the Microchip Advisory Group, explains how microchips works, how to implant them, and what can go wrong.
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How to…
Approach canine mammary tumours Author Gerry PoltonHistorically there has been a tendency to treat all mammary tumours as the same, resulting in local recurrence or metastasis. A logical approach to classifying the type of tumour that presents, and how to proceed accordingly are described by Gerry Polton.
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Heard it on the GrapeVINe
The Veterinary Information Network (VIN) brings together vets from across the globe to share their expertise. A vin.com discussion of SQ emphysema/arrest post induction in a cat.
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Feline hypertension
Recognition and effective treatment of this serious condition Author Jonathan ElliottAged cats are at significant risk of development system arterial hypertension. Recognition and effective treatment prior to irreversible end organ damage must be the goal explains Jonathan Elliott.
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PetSavers news
Updates on PetSavers fundraising and grants Author PetSaversLondon 10k places; Clinical research programmes and more
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Companion interview
With Mike Jessop Author Mike JessopAfter a nomadic childhood with time spent in West Germany, Australia and the UK, Mike went to vet school in London and then entered general practice in Wimbledon. He was an active BSAVA volunteer and is a BSAVA Past President.