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So joining Brian myself in the studio.

We're back in the studio.

How very exciting is Ashley Hartley, one of our staff conditions in Internal Medicine here at the RVC at the QMH.

Thank you, Ashley, for joining.

Excellent.

Yeah, I love being here.

Thanks for having me.

Our pleasure.

We thought we were going to talk about gallbladder mucosiles, but maybe gallbladder

disease and maybe a bit of all sorts of stuff around that.

So to maybe, actually, if you wouldn't mind,

sort of start by saying about what we're talking about here, what is a gallbladder mucosil?

Yeah, so gallbladder mucosales is often something that we've probably recognized more

recently in our cases, especially in dogs, sometimes in cats that we find, and animals that maybe present

with nonspecific signs and of abdominal pain, maybe some vomiting, and during their

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