Gooday. Dominic Barfield here, and this is the RVC Clinical Podcast. Big thank you for listening,

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like those five-star reviews. It helps us get the clinical information to those people, just like

you, that want to listen to that. So this is part two of an interview I did with Dr. Patrick

Kenny, who was previously a senior lecturer and head of the

neurology and neurology and neurosurgery service here at the RVC, and he's now at a private

referral practice in Sydney. So the audio of this is recorded from Skype, so he might be

a little different than what you're used to

and that's probably because Brian wasn't involved in this recording but I will get a bit involved

next time we try a Skype interview anyway so we're taking off from where we left off last

week in talking about spinal trauma and covered the controversies

of steroids.

So listen back to the previous podcast if you want to hear us discuss whether or not

usually do steroids in these patients.

On with the pod.

So as far as any other routine things that we do, so once we're happy cardiovascularly that

these patients are stable, and once we made sure that we've obviously given them adequate

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