Phil Witte

In our first episode of series 3 we chat with Andy Morris about his 2016 paper looking at plate bending following feline tibial fracture fixation. We also hear the incredible story of how his life changed after a night out on the eve of a BVOA meeting. Morris paper: https://tinyurl.com/bdecskyn Gutbrod paper: https://tinyurl.com/2my7krd3

For the final episode of season 2 we're joined by the distinguished chair in orthopaedic surgery at the university of Missouri, Jimi Cook. Jimi co-authored the 2010 complications paper that is so often cited. We discuss that paper alongside some human field equivalents. We also chat about tightrope, shoulder instability and Jimi's current work on biological knee replacements in humans. Papers discussed can be found here https://tinyurl.com/yep8rb5p

Hear what the BVOA podcast recording process is really like... ;-)

We're joined by RCVS specialist and founder of Vet3D, Bill Oxley. We hear about Bill's career and his company Vet3D which makes patient specific guides (PSGs) and implants. We discuss CCWO and eTPA. We also chat about some super cool cases where this new technology has changed the lives of patients - defo check out the images and especially the video referred to here https://tinyurl.com/3vvh78ps

In this episode we're joined by BVOA chair Andy Moores :-) Andy is a renowned specialist based in South East England. We hear about his career, discuss BVOA, and hear about Andy's experiences with the 3rd generation TATE elbow replacement system. We look at a recent paper on complications and outcomes on 80 dogs with common calcaneal tendon pathology and then discuss the condition more broadly with some top tips for tarsal arthrodesis. Paper is open access here : https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/vsu.70053