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Neurology

Expand your expertise in neurology! The resources cover topics on canine epilepsy, feline cognitive dysfunction, acquired obstructive hydrocephalus, and includes access to the popular “Neurology on a Smartphone” series from BSAVA Congress 2025.

Immerse yourself in content that includes Congress proceedings, clinical abstracts, CPD resources, Companion articles, and expert-recommended reading.

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    • BSAVA PetSavers research

      Focusing on feline cognitive dysfunction

      Reid-Shrubsole.gif  received PetSavers funding for a student research project which was part of the feline healthy ageing clinic at the University of Liverpool. Student undertook the project entitled (CatPAWS), with support from and , and describes her experience here.

    • Clinical conundrum

      Consider the case of a cross-breed dog with abnormal gait

      Eleri_Williams.gif  describes the case of a dog with abnormal gait that she saw while working at Bristol Vet Specialists during her rotating internship.

    • Neurology on a smartphone: filming fits, faints and falls
      BSAVA Congress Proceedings 2025

      As the sayings go, ‘a video speak a million words’ and ‘once you’ve seen it once you never forget’! These sayings could not be more appropriate to these sessions run by Mark and I. While finding information of pretty much any neurological conditions can be done on the internet, seeing them on a video and having an expert analysing them with you can be priceless especially when dealing with conditions which are episodic. Often these patients can be totally normal when presented to you and many of the conditions we will cover are functional disorder. When faces with a discrepancy between a pet owner who is clearly worried about what they have witnessed and a pet who does not give any clinical clue on examination, the temptation can be high to (re-)act by running lots of tests which are often prescribed ‘blindly’ hoping to find these clues. Many of the episodic conditions we will cover often do not ‘show up’ on any tests making their diagnosis even more challenging. The take home message is if you are not sure ask for the owner to obtain a video before embarking on any diagnostic procedure especially if the animal is normal on examination.

    • Regions Now: Canine Epilepsy
      BSAVA Webinar Library

      Author Tom Cardy

      In this series of webinars Tom Cardy discusses canine epilepsy and focuses on the following key areas:

      1. The definition of neurophysiology of seizures
      2. Diagnosing seizures
      3. The journey of the pet and owner
      4. Additional therapies for the epileptic patient
      5. Emergency management of status epilepticus

      Live online webinars, perfect for attending high-quality CPD from the comfort of your home or practice - visit the Regional CPD page for details of future events.

    • Regions Now: Feline neurology
      BSAVA Webinar Library

      Author Chloe Fisher

      In this webinar Chloe Fisher covers the following topics

      1. Neurolocalisation for neuromuscular, spinal cord and intracranial segments.
      2. Awareness of the most common differential diagnoses for the main neurolocalisation categories.
      3. How to work-up feline neurological cases in practice.

      Live online webinars, perfect for attending high-quality CPD from the comfort of your home or practice - visit the Regional CPD page for details of future events.

    • Regions Now: POCUS (point of care ultrasound)
      BSAVA Webinar Library

      Dr Ana García Fernández from London Vet Specialists will discuss POCUS (Point of Care Ultrasound). Ana’s passion for diagnostic imaging began when she was a fourth-year undergraduate student. After graduation, Ana obtained a rotating internship at Alfonso X El Sabio University, spending one year in alternating services, before moving to the UK to become a general practice veterinary surgeon. Ana has also been a lecturer for a postgraduate degree course in diagnostic imaging (IFEVET) since 2021.She regularly attends European congresses and has many publications in diagnostic imaging. This POCUS course will show you how to perform emergency ultrasound, dividing the session in two parts where we will talk about T-FAST and A-FAST. This will allow you how to recognise the normal findings and the most common abnormalities on both T-FAST and A-FAST, and you will also learn how to perform an abdominocentesis and a thoracocentesis, being able to diagnose and treat/stabilize your emergency cases. Intended Learning Outcomes To know how to perform an A-FAST and an T-FAST correctly. To identify possible alterations and pathologies.

      Live online webinars, perfect for attending high-quality CPD from the comfort of your home or practice - visit the Regional CPD page for details of future events.

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