Title of Talk: 

Treating Cancer in Private Practice: A Case Based Approach Decription

Speakers: 

Dr. Cameron Prior & Dr Christine Sesanto

Name of institution/Organisation hosting:

Dr. Cameron Prior & Dr Christine Sesanto (NVCG)

Description:

• Understanding pre-chemotherapy guidelines

• Managing post-chemotherapy bloods

• Managing adverse effects of chemotherapy

• Utility of certain chemotherapies

Accreditation number

AC/1807/24

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SPEAKER(S)

Dr Cameron Prior
Dr Cameron Prior
Cameron graduated from the University of Pretoria, South Africa, in 2017. Following three years working in busy small animal practice, he spent a year in Scotland doing a rotating internship. During this time, he also obtained his Masters in Small Animal Medicine, focusing on the prevalence of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus pseudinteremedius in dogs with skin and ear infections. He is currently enrolled in an advanced practitioner certificate at the Royal Veterinary College in small animal internal medicine. In November 2021, Cameron joined Willows Veterinary Referral Centre to pursue his goal of completing specialist training in Small Animal Medicine.

Cameron is actively involved in veterinary antibiotic stewardship and has recently contributed to the development of the PROTECT ME guidelines. Within ENOVAT group, he is working on recommendations for antibiotic use for the management of acute diarrhoea in dogs.

Dr Christine Sesanto
Dr Christine Sesanto
Christine graduated with honours from Cal Poly Pomona (USA) in 2012 with a bachelor’s degree in Animal Science. She then completed her veterinary degree with honours at Edinburgh University in 2017. From there she undertook a rotating small animal internship at VCA West Hollywood where she gained experience with advanced oncologic treatments including hematopoietic stem cell transplants for lymphoma patients. She then returned to the University of Edinburgh for a combined four year residency in Small Animal Oncology and a Master’s degree in Veterinary Medicine. Christine joined Willows’ Oncology team in August 2022.

Her goals as an Oncologist are to improve her patient’s quality of life with treatment plans tailored to each patient and family. She is not above bribing pets and always has some biscuits or dreamies tucked away! She has a special interest in comparative oncology and palliative care.

A California native, Christine loves sunshine, travelling, linocutting, and spending time with her fox red Labrador, two cats, and five ducks.

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