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Rosie Webster

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  • Rosie Webster
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    19:40 09/10/25

    Just about to start a journey into primary clinical practice after years in ECC and out of hours work! DOnt get a lot of emergency dentals and have rarely used a dental xray so this is all a necessary field of learning for me! Very clear lectures by the way so enjoyin it thus far.

    Rosie Webster
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    22:47 24/07/25

    That is really interesting
    I dont usually use adjunctive interventions other than calcium gluconate and have had, anecdotally, good success. Addressing the perfusion issues is number one

    Rosie Webster
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    18:07 04/04/22

    hello, I am Rosie, working in ECC, looking for some refreshers and updates and tips for endocrine crises:-)

    Rosie Webster
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    20:10 21/06/21

    Replying to scott@vtx-cpd.com 19/06/2021 - 11:29

    I have had one of these cases a few weeks ago and we put to sleep after offering transfusion as she was so sick and weak and bleeding into gi tract. I was concerned for panleucopaenia virus as unvaccinated and pyrexic and they had other cats. if I had known then I would have probably pushed harder for the transfusion to try although prognosis was looking pants. Looking forward to an answer here of the cause. I had thought maybe an oestrogen but sounds like they have ruled that out according to your information above.

    Rosie Webster
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    22:06 19/04/21

    i often use just Chlorphenamine alone iv , in fact probably 95% of the time, and this seems to have been pretty successful. I do however suffer from steroidophobia.
    Occasionally if severe reaction will add in steroid…

    Rosie Webster
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    15:44 17/07/20

    we use the carbodote, It costs a fortune (several bottles) for larger dogs.

    Rosie Webster
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    16:41 20/04/20

    That is an amazing picture. In would have never believed that would be possible. It illustrates how a prostatic infection could seriously cause a sepsis!

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