Welcome to the Anderson Moores Veterinary Specialists newsletter

This edition of our newsletter includes:

Alabama Rot live Q&A - 24th February
CRGV case update
Webinar: 'Alabama Rot' - what do sore feet have to do with mud, raw meat, or fish?
CRGV research paper published in the Vet Record
Miracle Molly...a CRGV survivor!
Laparoscopic and thoracoscopic (key-hole) procedures
Reminder - new spinal package
Don't forget to watch our CPD webinars
New recruits join the Anderson Moores team

Alabama Rot (CRGV) live Q&A - 24th February

Join the UK's leading expert on CRGV, David Walker, for a live Q&A on Facebook at 7:30pm on Wednesday 24th February.

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CRGV case update - 12th February

Unfortunately, we have to confirm a further 9 cases of CRGV (cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy). The cases were from Maidenhead and Reading (Berkshire), Nuthall (Nottinghamshire), York (Yorkshire), two cases from Goring (Oxfordshire), Basingstoke and Alresford (Hampshire), and Beddau (Rhondda Cynon Taff).

In total, the UK has now seen 263 confirmed cases with 12 cases in 2021.

For help recognising some of the signs, and to see a map of confirmed cases, please click the button below.

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Webinar: 'Alabama Rot' - what do sore feet have to do with mud, raw meat, or fish?

In case you missed our email recently, we wanted to remind you about our new CRGV webinar, presented by RCVS Advanced Practitioner in Small Animal Medicine and leading CRGV researcher, Laura Holm.

To watch the webinar, click on the button below and enter the password – CRGV2021.

If you have any questions or you are concerned that a case you have been presented with may be suffering from CRGV, please email medicine@andersonmoores.com or call 01962 767920.

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CRGV research paper published in the Vet Record

Joshua Walker, Laura Holm and David Walker, from our internal medicine team here at Anderson Moores, have co-authored a new CRGV research paper that will feature in the Vet Record - Clinicopathological features of cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy in 178 dogs.

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Miracle Molly...a CRGV survivor!

Molly is a lovely Labrador Retriever who was referred to our Internal Medicine service in November because of a deep, painful ulcer and swelling affecting one of her legs. The appearance of the ulcer and the time of year made us worry about CRGV.

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Laparoscopic and thoracoscopic (key-hole) procedures

We are expanding our laparoscopic and thoracoscopic repertoire. We are now equipped with ports for single incision laparoscopy (SILS port), laparoscopic and thoracoscopic staplers, haemostatic clip appliers and specimen retrieval bags. This is all in addition to our range of conventional laparoscopic and thoracoscopic ports and instruments. Click on the link below to learn about the procedures now on offer.

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Reminder - new spinal package at Anderson Moores

Intervertebral disc disease is one of the most common neurologic problems in veterinary medicine. A definitive diagnosis requires advanced imaging of the spine and these cases can be particularly stressful. To help, our neurology team now offer a fixed price spinal package for small dogs (<20kg in weight) that have intervertebral disc extrusion and subsequent decompressive surgery.

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Don't forget to watch our CPD webinars

We have compiled all of the latest recordings into a webinar library for you to view in your own time. Is there a topic you would like to hear more about? Let us know by emailing cpd@andersonmoores.com.

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New recruits join the Anderson Moores team

We would like to give a warm welcome to Josep Brocal and Claudia Mallol, who have joined our neurology and imaging teams here at Anderson Moores. Good luck and we look forward to working with you!

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