Burty's Academy

Let us help to reduce the stress and concern that can arise when needing to perform anaesthesia on a patient who has kidney or liver disease, learn how to keep these patients safe and understand the different requirements they may require. Learning objectives: Understand the renal and hepatic physiology relevant to anaesthesia Understand the implications of hepatic and renal disease on anaesthetic protocols Gain confidence in anaesthetising patients with hepatic and renal disease This webinar will cover essential topics such as the physiological impacts of renal and hepatic dysfunction, pre-anaesthetic assessment of these patients, tailored anaesthetic protocols and best practices for perioperative management to ensure optimal patient outcomes. Our speaker will provide practical tips and case examples to help you navigate these challenging cases. Speaker details: Jodie Hughes BVSc CertAVP(VA) DIPL, ECVAA MRCVS Jodie graduated from the University of Liverpool in 2011. After 2 years in mixed practice, she returned to Liverpool to undertake an internship and then a residency in anaesthesia, becoming a European specialist in 2019. In 2020 Jodie made the move south to join the team at North Downs Specialist Referrals.

An introduction to dental local nerve blocks Facilitating the use of local nerve blocks for dental extractions and other oral surgery really is the best standard of care for our patients. Understandably, this can be a daunting procedure- so let us remove the fear of the unknown during this webinar which is packed with both pictures, videos and top tips for placing local nerve blocks for both dogs and cats within the oral cavity. Together- we will go through: 1. The benefits of utilising local nerve blocks for dentistry 2. Potential complications and how to avoid them 3. Drug choices, including the theory behind mixing- or adding in different drugs 4. Onset and duration, comparing Lidocaine and Bupivicaine 5. Appropriate dosages and volumes of Lidocaine and Bupivicaine 6. Reasoning behind ineffective blocks 7. Alternative analgesia if local nerve blocks are not possible/haven't been successful We will have video content of Rachel Perry performing dental nerve blocks and talking you through her thought process and actions for the following blocks: 1. Feline mandibular (inferior alveolar) 2. Canine mandibular (inferior alveolar) 3. Feline infraorbital 4. Canine maxillary Speaker details: Stacey Parker, ISFM Cert (FN), NCert (Anaesth) and (Dent), NAdvCert (Anaesth), LVNP (Anaesthesia), Recover Rescuer, MBVNA, RVN