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Highlights | Dr. Jan Bellows | Dr. Jeff Mayo | DVM Central Expo

🎙 The DVM Central Virtual Expo continues to push the boundaries of veterinary medicine. In this session, renowned Dr. Jan Bellows (DVM, DABVP, DAVDC), board-certified veterinary dentist, and small animal surgeon Dr. Jeff Mayo (DVM, DABVP, MANZCVS) respectively explore complications of tooth extractions and radiosurgery, an innovative minimally invasive surgical technique. 🐾 Complications Of Tooth Extractions | Dr. Jan Bellows Dr. Bellows sheds light on the most frequent complications encountered during tooth extractions and explores effective strategies for both prevention and management. 🎈 Key Highlights from Dr. Bellows' Session: 📍 Potential complications include excessive bleeding, root fragments left behind, fractured teeth or roots, jaw fractures, and oral nasal fistulas. 📍 Running out of time during procedures can also be a concern. 📍 Pre-operative radiographs are crucial for identifying potential issues like root resorption or malformed teeth. 📍 Hemostatic agents can be used to control excessive bleeding. Techniques like elegant extractions, where crowns are removed first, can minimize complications. 📍 Proper planning and time management are essential for complex procedures. 📍 Effective client communication is key. Based on radiographs, discuss the need for extractions and explain the two-step dental procedure (cleaning and evaluation followed by treatment). 🐾 Radiosurgery | Dr. Jeff Mayo In the second half of the session, Dr. Jeff Mayo explores radiosurgery, a minimally invasive surgical technique. He compares radiosurgery to traditional electrosurgery and highlights its advantages. 📍 Key Takeaways from Dr. Mayo's Session on Radiosurgery: Understanding the key differences between radiosurgery and electrosurgery. 📍 Discovering the benefits of radiosurgery, including superior precision, reduced bleeding, minimized post-operative pain, and faster healing times. Learning about the radiological unit, focusing on its features. 📍 Grasping the significance of using the ideal radiofrequency (4 MHz) to minimize collateral tissue damage. 📍 Gaining insights into the proper placement and function of the neutral plate, ensuring patient safety during procedures. 📍 Exploring the successful applications of radiosurgery in various veterinary surgical procedures. 📍 Recognizing the limitations of radiosurgery – it's unsuitable for cutting bones, teeth, or eyeballs. This video is a valuable resource for veterinarians interested in learning more about radiosurgery and its potential benefits in their practice. Subscribe for future updates and stay updated on veterinary innovation. Become a part of the DVM Central community! 🐾 Register today for our Learn at Lunch - Summer Expo scheduled for July 2nd. 🎈 Get a chance to engage in one-on-one live demonstrations with top vet supply vendors. 🔗 Connect with us for more updates: Website: https://dvmcentral.com/ Facebook: / dvmcentralofficial Instagram: / dvmcentralofficial Twitter: / dvmcentral Become a part of the DVM Central Community!