A podcast to stay up to date with veterinary literature in the field of small animal surgery.
Vet Journal Radio Club (English)
Claim This Podcastby Luis Matres Lorenzo
11 episodes
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Podcast Overview
A podcast to stay up to date with veterinary literature in the field of small animal surgery.
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Publishing Since
1/6/2025
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Recent Episodes
February 12, 2026
8 # 02/25 Vetsurg-LiverBleeds, Gallbladder Ruptures and Anal Sacculectomy
<p></p><p>*A randomized comparison of an adhesive gelatin spongeand a plain collagen sponge for hemostatic control duringcanine liver surgery</p><p>*Application and influence of four drain configurationson fluid dispersal and retrieval in a cadaveric caninewound infusion-retrieval system model</p><p>*Clinical findings and prognostic factors for immediatesurvival in 33 dogs undergoing surgery for biliary peritonitis</p><p>*Modified closed sacculectomy in 50 dogs withnon-neoplastic anal sac disease</p>
February 5, 2026
7 # 02/25 Vetsurg - Early Neutering and Caudal Cortical Gaps
<p></p><p>*Association of fracture gap with implant failure in radiusand ulna fractures in toy breed dogs—A multicenterretrospective cohort study</p><p>*Effect of thread direction on rotational stability in lag-screwfixation of sacroiliac luxation An ex vivo cadaveric studyin small-breed dogs</p><p>*Evaluation of 3D-printed patient-specific guides to facilitatefluoroscopic-assisted Kirschner wire stabilization ofsimulated capital physeal fractures in 3D-printed dogfemur models</p><p>*Impact of postoperative radiography on the management ofhumeral condylar fractures in immature dogs</p><p>*The association between gonadectomy and timing ofgonadectomy, and the risk of canine cranial cruciateligament disease A systematic review and meta-analysis</p><p>*Use of cannulated screws in the treatment of unicondylarhumeral condylar fractures in dogs</p>
January 24, 2026
4 # JAVMA 01/25 Cleft Palates, Gut Leaks, and Risky Incisions
<p>*Conservative management of canine cleft palate can be a viable treatment option 65 cases (2006–2023)</p><p>*Evaluation of early and systematic ultrasound examination to determine postoperative dehiscence after small intestinal surgery (114 cases in dogs and cats)</p><p>*Muzzle-shortening rhinoplasty as a novel reconstructive technique to prevent ventral nasal deviation after bilateral rostral maxillectomy in a dog</p><p>*Serious surgical complications of canine cryptorchid castration are associated with surgical approach a case-control study of 202 dogs</p><p>*Temporary palatopexy procedure for brachycephalic obstructive airway crisis in dogs</p>
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