Mark Goodfellow will discuss Blood and Clots – Getting to grips with problems of Haemostasis in great detail.

Mark graduated from Cambridge in 2000 and spent 18 months in small animal practice before four years further clinical training at the Animal Health Trust and University of Bristol Veterinary School. Mark then stayed on at Bristol as a clinician with responsibilities in both medicine and oncology. In mid 2011 Mark completed bench work for a DPhil in molecular oncology at the University of Oxford before returning to clinical work at Davies Veterinary Specialists. Mark is a European Specialist in Veterinary Internal Medicine and the author of several scientific papers and book chapters.

Archived Under: Clinical Pathology

Cytology is a much-neglected skill of the small animal practitioner. In this webinar, Richard Fox of Abbey Vet Services, Newton Abbott will be demonstrating to us how easy it is to incorporate cytology into the diagnostic work up.

Archived Under: Clinical Pathology

Biochemical testing provides the cornerstone for the diagnosis and monitoring of liver disease. However, a variety of diseases other than primary hepatic disease can affect test results and complicate their interpretation. In addition there are some important species differences both in the interpretation of test results and the spectrum of diseases with which they are associated.
In this webinar Nick Carmichael will review commonly used lab tests in liver disease, their interpretation and outline approaches to assist differentiating between true liver disease and secondary liver changes.

Archived Under: Clinical Pathology