Elizabeth Maxwell

The Margin VSSO Podcast

Health EN ↓ 35 episodes

The Veterinary Society of Surgical Oncology is a group of veterinary professionals committed to the advancement of surgical oncology, cancer care in general and translational cancer research. This podcast is to provide insight into the speciality by having conversations with professionals that are engaged with the society.

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Elizabeth Maxwell

Episodes

Episode 10 - Dr. Lynn Griffin 06.05.2021 47:00

This episode highlights Dr. Lynn Griffin who is on the faculty at CSU and spearheads the PET/CT imaging program

Episode 9 - VSSO Pub night 2 with Dr. Julius Liptak 27.04.2021 1:29:30

Our second pub night with Dr. Liptak this time taking us through the latest data from AGASACA.

Episode 8 - Dr. Julius Liptak 25.01.2021 40:10

Episode 7 - VSSO pub night with Dr. Bryden Stanley 16.11.2020 1:36:13

Episode 6 - Drs Joanne Tuohy and Brittany Ciepluch at VT 10.11.2020 35:12

https://cancercare.vetmed.vt.edu/

Episode 5 - Dr. Doug Thamm VCO Journal episode 1 02.11.2020 1:01:31

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31177624/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31099165/

Episode 4 - Dr. William Culp 17.09.2020 44:45

Episode 3 - Dr. Nicole Ehrhart 31.07.2020 31:35

This episode is a discussion with Dr. Nicole Ehrhart, Director of the Center of Healthy Aging and a Full Professor at the College of Veterinary Medicine, Colorado State University. Feedback is most welcome at vssowebsite@outlook.com

Episode 2 - Surgical Oncology Fellowship 31.07.2020 1:00:14

This episode is a discussion with current surgical oncology fellows at the three major programs in the United States. These are CSU, UF and Ohio State. At the start of the episode, Dr. Nicole Ehrhart Chair of the Fellowship oversight committee, discusses the mission of the training program. For more information visit: https://www.acvs.org/fellowship_onc For feedback please email: vssowebsite@outlo...

Episode 1 Dr. Sarah Boston 06.06.2020 1:05:33

Interview with Dr. Sarah Boston, veterinary surgical oncologist