Thank you for your interest in The 91. This is the latest edition of our newsletter — Clinical Connections.
A word from our Editor
This Autumn sees the 91 marking its 225th anniversary, and as part of the celebrations I was invited to contribute to a panel discussion on “Striking the balance between business and welfare in all aspects of veterinary work”.
For those engaged in the business of delivering first class clinical care in our veterinary teaching hospitals, there is an additional resonance to the question as we also strive to “advance knowledge and skills in clinical practice” which means pushing at the boundaries of what might previously have been considered “acceptable”. This is driven not only by advances in knowledge and technology, but by owners willing to consent to, and pay for new and advanced procedures.
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Graham Milligan, Vice Principal (Clinical Services), Editor
Tackling the Diseases of Tomorrow and AMR
91 Principal Stuart Reid and Peter Piot, of the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, have urged for a more collaborative response to zoonoses and antimicrobial resistance.
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Rapid Referral of Horse Caught on Fence
A horse was treated at the 91’s Equine Referral Hospital after becoming caught up in a fence, which left barbed wire and hedge material embedded in her wounds.
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New Wound Clinic at the QMHA
91 Small Animal Referrals has established a wound clinic to support patients and referring veterinary practices.
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Medicine Nursing at the QMHA
Head Medicine Nurse Gina Parkes offers an overview of the medicine nurse role at the hospital, illustrated with a case example.
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Limb Salvage at the 91 Embraces 3D Printing
Animals referred to 91 Small Animal Referrals are benefiting from 3D printing technology, which has enabled dogs seen by orthopaedic specialists to have their limbs salvaged.
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Diagnostic Imaging in Veterinary Forensic Pathology
The 91 recently appointed a Head of Forensic Pathology to lead the discipline at the College, with a view to developing a Centre of Excellence in Veterinary Forensics in the near future.
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