Ep 9: Pain Management with Dr Ian Self

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09/18/20 • 54 min

Join us for the first episode of Season 2 of Veterinary Ramblings!
This week we're speaking to Dr Ian Self who is the Editor of The BSAVA's Guide to Pain Management in Small Animal Practice.
Ian enjoys carrying out high-quality anaesthesia especially for critical patients and is also passionate about pain control. We discuss different pain management techniques as well as his whiskey collection and love of getting on the water in his narrowboat!
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In this episode, we cover female representation, rock climbing, cycling, how to edit and produce a podcast with our Producer/Editor Alicia Jordan from Tesseract Media Services!

We sat down to review Season 1 and go over some of the best moments of our first few episodes - and it turned into our first-ever special episode!

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Ep 10: Hips, Knees & Bumpsadaisy with (Prof/DR/MR) Andy Langdown

This week we're speaking to Andrew Langdown, an Orthopaedic Hip & Knee Surgeon who also works as a Visiting Professor in Dubai. He's also a medal-winning competitive cyclist, currently cycling for Full Gas Racing Team.

Andy is recognised as one of the UK’s leading Hip Arthroscopy surgeons and is passionate about joint preservation surgery and the use of minimally invasive techniques. We discuss the similarities and differences across veterinary and human medicine, cycling and time trials and some funny stories from the operating room (accompanied with the usual ramblings)!

Don't forget the Video version of Veterinary Ramblings is also available on our Facebook Page! We've also launched a Kickstarter project with lots of rewards available if you are able to further support the show, check it out by searching for 'Veterinary Ramblings Podcast Fundraiser' on www.kickstarter.com, we'd really appreciate it!

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