The BVOA Podcast

For the final episode of season 2 we're joined by the distinguished chair in orthopaedic surgery at the university of Missouri, Jimi Cook. Jimi co-authored the 2010 complications paper that is so often cited. We discuss that paper alongside some human field equivalents. We also chat about tightrope, shoulder instability and Jimi's current work on biological knee replacements in humans.  Papers dis...

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We're joined by RCVS specialist and founder of Vet3D, Bill Oxley. We hear about Bill's career and his company Vet3D which makes patient specific guides (PSGs) and implants. We discuss CCWO and eTPA. We also chat about some super cool cases where this new technology has changed the lives of patients - defo check out the images and especially the video referred to here  https://tinyurl.com/3vvh78ps...

In this episode we're joined by BVOA chair Andy Moores :-) Andy is a renowned specialist based in South East England. We hear about his career, discuss BVOA, and hear about Andy's experiences with the 3rd generation TATE elbow replacement system. We look at a recent paper on complications and outcomes on 80 dogs with common calcaneal tendon pathology and then discuss the condition more broadly wit...

For this episode we're joined by RCVS and EBVS Specialist Ellie Lederer. Ellie tells all about what it's like to work with Duncan (!), we hear about her career, discuss her approach to HIF and Emily Frapwell's paper on humeral condylar morphology. We also hear about Ellie's recent experience as a contestant on the TV show Gladiators and chat about what we as surgeons can learn from professional at...

We're joined by RCVS and European specialist in small animal surgery, Alan Danielski. Alan discusses his paper on the effect of PUO on the healing of HIF. We also discuss a recent case series he's published on elbow arthrodesis post failed LCF repair. HIF paper here: https://tinyurl.com/2s3djd26 Arthrodesis paper here: https://tinyurl.com/58uv7jht  

Ben Walton is a RCVS specialist and also R&D director at Fusion Implants. We talk about humeral intracondylar fissures and two papers looking at Fusion's HIRS screw. We also discuss the development of anatomical plates and whether they will become more commonplace in the future. Link to the two papers here : https://tinyurl.com/3avba9h5

For series 2 episode 1 of the BVOA podcast we're honoured to be joined by Sorrel Langley-Hobbs. She talks to us about her career, HIF, we go through one of her legendary PADS papers, and talk about feline cruciate rupture and patella luxation. Papers/articles discussed here: https://tinyurl.com/bdzcj9bx https://tinyurl.com/y33k5wan https://tinyurl.com/uxb545m3    

In our final episode of the year we were joined by James Guthrie. James is a double diplomat in surgery and rehabilitation working at Fitzpatrick referrals in Surrey. We discussed his career and then reviewed our recent BVOA autumn conference, going through three of the clinical research abstracts (CRAs) in more detail.  To read the CRAs see here https://tinyurl.com/5rnp7eju    

In Part 2 of our Mark Glyde interview, Simon and Duncan discuss strain and the strain paradox with Mark. We also chatted about MIPO and arthrodesis. Enjoy :-)

Duncan and Simon sat down with Mark Glyde at the BVOA Autumn conference - this is the first of two episodes from that discussion. We hear about Mark's career, AO and BVOA. we had a discussion re practical tips on how to avoid and then deal with damage to the popliteal artery, and discuss Evans' paper on effective plate bone distance and working length. MolesGlyde popliteal paper.pdf   Evans Effect...

Mark Morton, RCVS specialist in Orthopaedics, joins us to talk about his career and the canine cruciate registry. We also discuss our orthopaedic heroes and an interesting paper on surgical vs conservative management of cruciate rupture. Link to the paper is here https://tinyurl.com/38uev5vs Canine cruciate registry website: https://ccr.rcvsknowledge.org/  

Matt Hibberd runs Rata Veterinary Surgery, a large group of peripatetic surgeons based in the South of England. He joins Simon and Duncan to talk about his career, his peripatetic group as well as discuss an interesting paper on complications and longterm outcomes of combined TPLO and TTT. Link for paper here: https://tinyurl.com/mr24jxw5  

Heather Eastham joins Simon and Duncan for episode 5 where we're talking about revision surgery...which happens to be the title of this year's BVOA autumn meeting. We each share a case with complications and discuss. You can easily access all the xrays we're talking about here https://photos.app.goo.gl/zpgYiZskM4PuuXsf7 Heather is an advanced practitioner working in first opinion/referral practice...

Specialist small animal surgeon Abbie Tipler joins Simon and Duncan from Brisbane Australia! Abbie set up the small animal surgery discussion group on Facebook in 2015, it now has 9000 members from all over the world discussing surgical cases. We hear about Abbie's career, how she set the group up and how she maintains it. We also discussed women in orthopaedics - how do we encourage more female v...

In this episode Simon and Duncan talk to the Senior Vice Chairman of BVOA and RCVS specialist in orthopaedics Mark Bush. Mark tells us about his career and the BVOA mentoring scheme. We also discussed using CT modelled guides and plates, intraoperative radiography, shoulder arthrodesis, as well as two interesting radial fracture cases recently discussed on the BVOA discussion group. The xrays disc...

For part two of our librela discussions we were delighted to interview Louise Clark, a specialist anaesthetist who was a co-author on the paper 'Musculoskeletal adverse events in dogs receiving Bedinvetmab (Librela).' We also chat about Louise’s career, explore pain management more broadly, delve into stem cell treatment, and pick up some handy tips for anaesthetising patients undergoing orthopaed...

Welcome to our first episode of the BVOA podcast! We're delighted to have Professor John Innes on as a guest to talk to us about his recent paper on Bedinvetmab, or Librela. There is plenty of debate about this drug currently and this is the first of two episodes that we have done on it. Enjoy :-) Link to the paper is here https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/veterinary-science/articles/10.3389/fv...