by Simon Platt
Welcome to our veterinary neurology podcast series for those with a special interest or training in this field. We will focus on the latest publications addressing clinical topics, most often presented by the authors of the studies. Video versions of these webinar presentations are available on our website https://www.web-vetneurology.com/ Tune in to hear the latest information on how to diagnose and treat our most challenging neurological problems in dogs and cats.
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October 29, 2025
<p>In this lecture, Dr Elizabeth Goudie talks about the challenges we face when anesthetizing a brachycephalic dog, such as a French Bulldog, for advanced imaging. Dr Goudie discusses the underlying pathophysiology of brachycephalic breeds and the common comorbidities encountered in this population. Best practices for anesthetic management to prevent airway crisis, vagal episodes, and regurgitation, as well as manage recovery, are discussed.</p>
October 13, 2025
<p>Tethered cord syndrome (TCS) is a rare congenital or acquired condition caused by abnormal caudal positioning and/or traction of the spinal cord and meninges, predominantly observed at the level of the conus medullaris. Congenital TCS may result from a tight filum terminale, characterized by reduced elasticity, shortened length, and/or abnormal composition, and may coexist with malformations. In dogs, TCS has been reported in association with spina bifida, myelomeningocele, myeloschysis, and dermoid sinus type VI. However, it may also occur without overt structural deformities. The term occult tethered cord syndrome (OTCS) has been proposed in such cases. In this webinar, Dr. Javier Espinosa reviews his recent study on 30 dogs with confirmed or presumed OTCS, which aimed to characterize the clinical presentation, MRI findings, treatment modalities, and outcomes in these dogs.</p>
September 5, 2025
Dr. Daniel Low discusses his study on MRI follow-up of chondrodystrophic dogs undergoing prophylactic fenestration, exploring its benefits and risks in this interview.
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Welcome to our veterinary neurology podcast series for those with a special interest or training in this field. We will focus on the latest publications addressing clinical topics, most often presented by the authors of the studies. Video versions of these webinar presentations are available on our website https://www.web-vetneurology.com/
Tune in to hear the latest information on how to diagnose and treat our most challenging neurological problems in dogs and cats.
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