Insight Mobile Veterinary Diagnostics in Glen Huntly | Veterinary surgeon

Insight Mobile Veterinary Diagnostics

Locality: Glen Huntly

Phone: +61 3 9005 0323

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24.01.2022 Clint recently performed a very interesting procedure on a young cat noted to have haematemesis. An abdominal ultrasound identified a large broad based pedunculated mass growing in the antrum of the stomach. Endoscopy confirmed a large multilobulated hyperaemic mass. Using an electrosurgical snare connected to a diathermy machine, this mass was removed via gastroscopy. The cat recovered well and histopathology on the mass returned as a benign hyperplastic polyp. This procedur...e is a minimally invasive method to reduce patient morbidity and optimise outcome. Ultrasound and endoscopy photos are posted below and here is a link to two cool videos to watch the procedure live in action. https://vimeo.com/441519431 https://vimeo.com/441521968 #veterinaryscience #cat #gastroscope #electrosurgery #snare #polypectomy #medicinespecialist #mobile

22.01.2022 Check out these duodenal mucosal pictures I have taken recently from two different animals. One has severe IBD and one has alimentary lymphoma. Which one do you think is which? #vet #smallanimal #internalmedicine #endoscopy #IBD #lymphoma #dog #cat #karlstorz

22.01.2022 Insight Mobile Veterinary Diagnostics is looking for a small animal nurse to join our team. We are a mobile medical specialist business based in Melbourne. We travel around to vet clinics to perform specialist in-house diagnostics. The nurse role would include assisting with restraint and preparation of animals for procedures, monitoring and administering sedatives and anaesthetics, amongst other duties. Every day is different, learning new skills whilst working in a fun and ...low stress environment. Part time or casual position on offer for work Monday-Friday during regular business hours. The job would involve driving, so a licence is a must. Excellent pay. If you would like to become part of our team, please email your application, including a cover letter and resume to [email protected]. If you would like to learn a little more about what we do, visit www.insightmvd.com.au

20.01.2022 Listen in to the Two Vets Talk Pets Podcast in the coming weeks to hear me being interviewed and discussing the role of dietary and medical management in canine and feline IBD. Prime100 is the diet in discussion. Its free to download and listen from iTunes Spotify Stitcher etc. its a great light hearted listen with new and interesting topical discussions. . . . #podcasting #interviewing #itunes #vet #veterinarymedicine #veterinaryspecialist #specialist #internalmedicine #cats #dogs #IBD

20.01.2022 Listen out on this weeks Episode 41 of Two Vets Talk Pets Podcast for a lengthy interview with myself discussing the latest on diagnosis and management of IBD in dogs and cats, pancreatitis, triaditis and hepatic lipdosis. Click here to listen to the podcast which is free! https://itunes.apple.com//two-vets-talk-pets/id1360813259 . . . #podcast #feline #canine #vet #internalmedicine #specialist #IBD #pancreatitis #triaditis #hepaticlipidosis #itunes

19.01.2022 Here we can see Clint performing rigid cystoscopy on a female dog with chronic lower urinary tract disease. This is performed using state of the art 2.9mm 30 degree KARL STORZ Endoskope with sheath that allows fluid in and out and concurrent working channel. Clint performed a sterile bladder wall biopsy on this dog. Consider Insight Mobile Veterinary Diagnostics to come to your clinic and help work up and resolve lower urinary tract diseases in dogs such as ectopic ureters, recurrent UTIs and growths. #vet #internalmedicine #smallanimal #diagnostics #cystoscopy #karlstorz #endoscopy #specialist #bladder #cystitis #dog

17.01.2022 Hanging out with Peter Slattery, National Sales Manager from Prime100 at the PETstock Conference to discuss all things about our native wildlife: Crocodiles and Kangaroos - for feeding them to our pets. #dog #cat #vet #petfood

16.01.2022 Spring loaded mouth gags are a recognised cause for cats to wake up with cortical blindness. This unnecessary complication is thought to arise from excess tension created by the springs, leading to Maxillary artery compression. The subsequent hypoxia results in central blindness that can be temporary or permanent. My recommended effective and economical option is to use nail clippers to cut a 25g needle cap into 20mm length and use this between the canine teeth instead. Studies have shown that this length is safe. . . . Insight Mobile Veterinary Diagnostics #cat #feline #blindness #mouthgag #mobilevet

14.01.2022 Adminsitration of the Canine Oncept Melanoma vaccine

11.01.2022 https://careerconnect.ava.com.au//small-animal-i/45862917/

09.01.2022 Here is a parathyroid mass I was able to identify on ultrasound when working up a middle aged dog with hypercalcaemia that presented for PU/PD. Unfortunately we no longer have a small animal PTH assay available in Australia - so parathyroid ultrasound is an essential component of working up hypercalcaemia. How would you treat this dog? . . . #vet #medicine #ultrasound #specialist #mobilevet #parathyroid #hypercalcaemia #dog

09.01.2022 Insight Mobile Veterinary Diagnostics is on the lookout for a Small Animal Medicine Specialist with either ECVIM, ACVIM or FANZCVS qualification. The candidate would join a Clint in providing specialist level internal medicine diagnostics to the clinics of Melbourne, Mornington and Bellarine Peninsulas. This is a very rare opportunity for an exciting job, providing excellent working conditions, remuneration and flexibility around your lifestyle. Nurse and state of the art equipment and car provided. If you may be interested or know of any suitable candidates, please contact me. #Veterinary #internalmedicine #Melbourne #Specialist #jobsearch

07.01.2022 Portosystemic shunts in cats are a much rarer occurrence than in dogs. Their incidence is reported to be 0.025% and when they occur, they are most commonly extra hepatic (75%). They can present with clinical signs of CNS disease from hepatic encephalopathy, GIT disease or urinary tract disease from urate stones. However cats do have two unique presenting problems, and the cat pictured below, that Clint assisted in diagnosing, did have each of these two signs; ptyalism and copper coloured irises. Bile acids are the recommended blood test to confirm liver insufficiency followed by abdominal imaging to confirm the presence of a shunt. Surgical attenuation is challenging and can carry a mortality rate up to 20%. #cat #portosystemicshunt #vet #veterinary #medicalspecialist

04.01.2022 A young female Golden Retriever had a work up with us for recurrent UTIs and haematuria. What condition can you see in this video as the cause?

03.01.2022 BE (Balloon Esophageal) tubes are a very new and exciting aid in management of Oesophageal strictures in dogs and cats. Typically strictures require multiple dilations involving many anaesthetics, with costs quickly adding up. Furthermore, feeding can be challenging with the structure in place. The BE is an indwelling Oesophagostomy tube with a inflatable balloon that is placed across the stricture that can remain distended at incremental diameters/pressures to gradually dilate the stricture. The benefits include the requirement for only one GA whilst permitting O tube feeding as well. Clint is trained in placing and managing these which are ordered custom size from the USA.

03.01.2022 Diagnose this severe, rare and interesting problem in a young French Bulldog with chronic vomiting, regurgitation and weight loss

03.01.2022 Please meet Dr Clinton Yudelman Of Insight Mobile Veterinary Diagnostics. He is a Small Animal Medicine Specialist, with a plethora of knowledge and a heart of ...gold. Dr Yudelman is highly qualified and experienced in ultrasonography and endoscopy, along with sample collection procedures. Mobile service means he comes to us which means zero stress for you and your pets!! See more

02.01.2022 MEET OUR SPECIALIST Dr. Clint Yudelman BVSc (Hons) MANZCVS (Medicine) FANZCVS (Medicine) Clint is the director and founder of Insight Mobile Veterinary Diagnostics. Clint established Insight MVD in early 2018 seeing a need to provide specialist level medical procedures and diagnostics inside local Veterinary clinics around Melbourne. His aim was to help grow and expand the services to the local Veterinary community and ensure a high level of specialist diagnostics to optimise... the outcome for pets across Melbourne. Clint graduated from the University of Melbourne in 2009 with Honours. He then undertook a small animal rotating internship in Qld before undertaking a further 5 years of training in private practice in Melbourne. In 2015, Clint passed his specialist examinations and is now recognised as a Fellow of the Australian and NZ College of Veterinary Scientists. Clints passion to ensure dogs and cats around Melbourne can access specialist assistance without having to leave their local clinic and achieve optimal outcomes at an affordable price. Clint has been invited to attend and speak at numerous national and international conferences and has also performed numerous workshops around the country in imaging and endoscopy. When not working, Clint enjoys spending time with his wife, bonding with his two young daughters, hanging out with Churros his Golden Retriever and catching the odd wave down on the surf coast.

01.01.2022 Thanks Vet Anupam for your lovely article on the Village Vet website https://www.villagevet.com.au/dr-clint-yudelman