Join Simon Ratcliffe and Duncan Barnes discussing all things veterinary orthopaedics in the new BVOA podcast! Simon and Duncan both sit on the committee of the British Veterinary Orthopaedic Association and thought it would be fun to host a podcast chatting with interesting guests about hot vet orthopaedic topics and scientific papers. Simon is an advanced practitioner based in Berkshire and Duncan is a RCVS specialist in Wiltshire. So, hopefully they’ll be interest here for all sorts of vets, nurses and physios, at the very least you can log it as CPD ;-)
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Join Simon Ratcliffe and Duncan Barnes discussing all things veterinary orthopaedics in the new BVOA podcast! Simon and Duncan both sit on the committee of the British Veterinary Orthopaedic Association and thought it would be fun to host a podcast chatting with interesting guests about hot vet orthopaedic topics and scientific papers. Simon is an advanced practitioner based in Berkshire and Duncan is a RCVS specialist in Wiltshire. So, hopefully they’ll be interest here for all sorts of vets, nurses and physios, at the very least you can log it as CPD ;-)
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 :-)
The BVOA Podcast
Join Simon Ratcliffe and Duncan Barnes discussing all things veterinary orthopaedics in the new BVOA podcast! Simon and Duncan both sit on the committee of the British Veterinary Orthopaedic Association and thought it would be fun to host a podcast chatting with interesting guests about hot vet orthopaedic topics and scientific papers. Simon is an advanced practitioner based in Berkshire and Duncan is a RCVS specialist in Wiltshire. So, hopefully they’ll be interest here for all sorts of vets, nurses and physios, at the very least you can log it as CPD ;-)
