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Ready to revolutionize your understanding of equine anesthesia? Join us as we challenge conventional practices with groundbreaking insights from Drs. Charlie Barton and Rachel Hector. Discover how their controlled randomized trial reveals that fasting horses before surgery doesn't offer the anesthetic benefits we've long believed. Instead, it delays postoperative manure output, causing unnecessary stress on our equine patients.

Tune in to explore the innovative advancements in equine anesthesia with Charlie and Rachel. We dive deep into their research, discuss the future steps for further studies, and reflect on the potential impacts on equine veterinary care. Don't miss this chance to gain cutting-edge knowledge and share your thoughts with us—let's reshape the way we approach equine anesthesia and postoperative care together!

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.04.0235

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Have you ever wondered if dogs are truly living shorter lives nowadays? Join us on Veterinary Vertex® as we welcome Dr. Courtney Sexton, who challenges this alarming notion with a recent JAVMA article. Contrary to popular media claims, Courtney reveals that household companion dogs' lifespans have generally increased over the past 40 years. We emphasize the need for standardized methods to capture and report mortality data, drawing insights from the Dog Aging Project and Courtney's evolutionary research background. This evidence-based discussion aims to reassure pet owners about their dogs’ longevity and debunk unfounded fears.

Beyond debunking myths, we explore the essential steps to improve the accuracy of dog lifespan reporting and enhance their end-of-life care. We also highlight the importance of preventative care and understanding multimorbidity in elderly dogs, stressing how specific traits can impact lifespan and quality of life. Finally, we underscore the critical need for client education to ensure that geriatric pets receive the best possible care throughout their lives. Don't miss this insightful conversation that sheds light on the way we think about dog aging.

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.01.0068

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Discover the hidden confidence gap in veterinary clinical research as we chat with Dr. Sarah Moore. Sarah takes us behind the scenes of a groundbreaking study co-authored with Dr. Allison O'Kell that surveyed veterinary faculty using the Clinical Research Appraisal Inventory (CRAI-12). Despite the enthusiasm and participation in clinical research, many respondents revealed they lacked the formal training necessary to excel. This episode discusses the potential for enhanced training programs that could revolutionize veterinary education and bolster veterinarians' roles in comparative medicine and disease modeling.

Sarah also opens up about her personal journey in clinical research, emphasizing the value of on-the-job training and experiential learning in fostering her passion. She addresses the need to dismantle the barriers and phobias that many veterinarians face regarding research, making it more accessible and exciting. Tune in to understand how veterinarians can drive improved patient care and encourage pet owners to participate in clinical trials, pushing the profession toward a brighter, research-driven future.

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.03.0212

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Curious about the complexities of equine neck pain? In this episode of Veterinary Vertex, we discuss neck pain in horses caused by the transposition of the ventral lamina from C6 to C7. Join us as we speak with Dr. Yvette Nout-Lomas, who delves into her team’s groundbreaking research. You'll uncover how their interest sparked from real-life clinical cases and led to discovering a higher prevalence of neck pain in warmblood horses with TC67, yet surprisingly no significant connection to lameness or neurologic signs. Yvette also shares the limitations of their retrospective study and the critical need for proper diagnosis to enhance the welfare of our equine friends.

In our enlightening discussion, Yvette helps us untangle the often-misunderstood terminology around equine cervical vertebral anatomy, particularly differentiating between morphological variations and malformations. We stress the importance of precise language to better educate both clients and veterinarians. The episode also underscores the necessity for prospective research and well-matched control groups to fully comprehend the health impacts of TC67. Moreover, we delve into the vital role of advanced training and mentorship in propelling equine veterinary research forward. Tune in for a thoughtful exploration of neck pain in horses and its broader implications on their health and behavior.

Open access article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.04.0230

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Ever wondered how regenerative medicine could revolutionize veterinary medicine? Join us as we explore the groundbreaking insights from the June JAVMA supplemental issue with Guest Editor Dr. Kyla Ortved. Kyla shares insight into the world of regenerative treatments for various species, including cats, dogs, and even zoo animals. Discover how veterinarians are not only using regenerative medicine to advance animal health but also contribute to human medicine, all under the One Health concept.

Learn about the latest regenerative therapies available for animals, particularly horses, and the benefits of treatments like mesenchymal stem cells for conditions such as superficial digital flexor tendon injuries. Hosts Sarah Wright and Lisa Fortier add a personal touch with their anecdotes, making this episode both informative and engaging. Don't miss out on staying updated with the latest advancements in veterinary regenerative medicine and be sure to leave your feedback on Apple Podcasts!

Editorial: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.262.s1.s4

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Can radiolucent stones really be seen on radiographs? Discover the surprising answer as we unpack the world of cysteine and urate cystoliths in dogs with our guests, Drs. Rachel Williams and Camille Andrews. Rachel shares groundbreaking insights from her study at a high-volume academic institution, challenging long-held beliefs about the detectability of these stones. Camille adds depth to the conversation by highlighting the importance of a holistic clinical picture, including breed, sex, and urinalysis findings, in predicting stone types and formulating effective treatment plans.

This episode examines the evolving landscape of empirical treatment recommendations for cystine and urate cystoliths. The conversation further expands to discuss less invasive stone identification methods, strategies to manage recurrent calcium oxalate stones, and the potential of artificial intelligence in predicting urolith types. Learn from the experts about tailored approaches for stone removal and the critical role of thorough stone analysis, ensuring every pet gets the best possible care. Don't miss this comprehensive and insightful episode packed with practical advice for veterinary professionals.

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.05.0302

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Ever wondered how we can better track and manage antimicrobial use in US animal agriculture? Join Drs. Katherine Huebner and Susan Bright-Ponte as they unravel the complexities of data collection in livestock, sharing insights from FDA-funded projects that started in 2016. Discover the historical challenges of establishing a national database and how understanding antimicrobial use in varied contexts like disease outbreaks or natural disasters can inform better stewardship practices. This episode promises to enhance your understanding of how critical data informs policies to combat antimicrobial resistance.

Katherine and Susan emphasize the importance of building trust with producers and the challenges of data collection across livestock segments. They also spotlight the role of public-private partnerships and the FDA’s ongoing support. All this wrapped up with a One Health approach to stewardship and some lighthearted moments that bring a personal touch to the professional dialogue. Don't miss out on this illuminating conversation!

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.03.0180

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Ever wondered what it takes to produce top-tier veterinary journals? Prepare to uncover the intricate world of scholarly publishing with Michelle Krieger, the exceptional Publishing Editor for JAVMA and AJVR, on this episode of Veterinary Vertex. Michelle, who transitioned from a copy editor to her current role in 2022, walks us through her role in streamlining the publication process and offering a valuable service to authors. Michelle offers an insider's look at the critical quality control processes manuscripts undergo before peer review, ensuring they adhere to the instructions for authors and minimizing revision cycles.

Discover the unique challenges and rewards of Michelle's role and gain valuable insights into the behind-the-scenes efforts that contribute to the creation of high-quality veterinary research. If you're curious about what it takes to maintain excellence in scholarly publishing, this episode is a treasure trove of knowledge and inspiration.

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Join us as we uncover the incredible work of Dr. Boaz Arzi on a groundbreaking temporomandibular joint (TMJ) replacement prosthesis for pets. Discover the urgent need for this innovation due to severe trauma and arthritis in dogs and cats and learn how Boaz's research with cadaver specimens demonstrates the feasibility and superior strength of the prosthesis compared to the natural joint. Boaz's extensive background in TMJ disorders and translational medicine from human applications provides a rich context for understanding the significance of this study.

But that's not all—listen as we delve into the surprising role of the muscle of mastication in jaw stabilization uncovered through kinematic studies and load-to-failure tests. We also explore the potential for AI in customizing joint replacements and discuss upcoming fatigue testing that will pave the way for clinical trials. Boaz shares insights into the broader clinical applications for veterinarians and clients, and even teases the possibility of similar treatments for horses. This episode promises to keep you on the cutting edge of TMJ research in veterinary medicine.

Open access AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.24.01.0009

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Join us as Dr. Neil Vezeau breaks down complex antimicrobial resistance (AMR) dynamics in both domestic animals and wildlife, explaining how pets, livestock, migratory waterfowl, and even urban animals like crows and rats contribute to the spread of resistant bacteria. The episode sheds light on the intricate interplay of these species in urban environments, urging the need for continuous research and strategic resource allocation to combat AMR effectively. Neil advises veterinarians to adhere to clinical guidelines while encouraging the public to appreciate the complexities of AMR. Don't miss this deep dive into the multifaceted world of AMR and its far-reaching implications.

JAVMA article: https://doi.org/10.2460/javma.24.02.0123

AJVR article: https://doi.org/10.2460/ajvr.24.02.0040

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