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So joining Brian and myself in our virtual studio,

we're going to talk to Dr. Erica Tinson,

one of our lecturers here in veterinary emergency

and critical care at the RVC.

Hey, Erica, how you going?

Hi, Dom, I'm well.

How are you going? Hi, Dom. I'm well. How are you? Not too bad, as we commented that British phase that we say.

So we were going to talk about sodium and I suppose the management of dysnitremia's, if you like, all the highs and lows of sodium.

So could I ask you sort of in, maybe in context, do you think you identify these patients,

what sort of patients are we talking about?

And do you think you identify them when they, when they sort of come in, or is it something that you actually just, you need to have an

electrolyte panel and are they presented cases or are they cases we're managing for a while

that suddenly get sodium sort of disturbances? What's your feel about the cases that we sort of see

with these problems? Yeah, I guess, yeah, as you say, we sort of see a range of these type of cases.

And sometimes they're presenting to us with the abnormality.

So coming through the door with either a low sodium or a high sodium or it's something that's developing in hospital.

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