Dr Gerard McLauchlan
Senior Clinician, Interventional Radiology / BVMS DipECVIM-CA FHEA MRCVS
EBVS® European Specialist in Internal Medicine
RCVS Recognised Specialist in Internal Medicine
Dr Gerard McLauchlan qualified from Glasgow Vet School in 2006 after which he completed an Internship and worked in general practice before completing a three-year European College of Veterinary Surgeons approved residency programme in internal medicine. He is a European and Royal College Recognised Specialist in Internal Medicine. Gerard was a Senior Lecturer in Internal Medicine at the University of Glasgow as well as Head of the Emergency Service and Director of both the Internship and ECVIM Residency Programmes. More recently he completed 12 months training in Interventional Radiology at the Animal Medical Center in New York and is one of only a handful of specialists in the world to have undertaken this level of advanced training.
Gerard has lectured nationally and internationally and authored multiple scientific papers. In April 2017, he joined Fitzpatrick Referrals as a Senior Clinician in Interventional Radiology. His clinical interests focus on minimally invasive interventional radiology and critical care. Gerard is delighted to join Fitzpatrick Referrals and develop the Interventional Radiology service alongside the other specialists. Gerard is very happy to discuss the case of any patient with your family veterinary surgeon should the need arise.
See all of Gerard’s publications on his Google Scholar’s page.
Publications
The occurrence of cardiac abnormalities in canine steroid-responsive meningitis arteritis
: S Spence, A French, J Penderis, L Macfarlane, R Gutierrez-Quintana, L Dickson, K Holmes, G McLauchlan
Retrospective evaluation of the effect of trilostane on insulin requirement and fructosamine concentration in eight diabetic dogs with hyperadrenocorticism
: G McLauchlan, C Knottenbelt, M Augusto, J Helm, Y McGrotty, I Ramsey
A comparison of factors that influence survival in dogs with adrenal-dependent hyperadrenocorticism treated with mitotane or trilostane
: AJ Collings, AJ Tebb, CM Elwood, G McLauchlan, IK Ramsey, JR Helm, LA Boden, ME Herrtage, PE Frowde, TD Parkin
Steroid-responsive meningitis-arteritis with spontaneous echocardiographic contrast and elevated cardiac troponin I in a dog
: G McLauchlan, J Navarro-Cubas, PR Wotton, R Bell, R Gutierrez-Quintana
Acute phase protein levels in dogs with mast cell tumours and sarcomas
: D Chase, G McLauchlan, PD Eckersall, J Pratschke, T Parkin, K Pratschke
Pancreatic surgical biopsy in 24 dogs and 19 cats: postoperative complications and clinical relevance of histological findings
: A McAlinden, G McLauchlan, J Ryan, KM Pratschke
Predicting Outcome in dogs with Primary Immune-Mediated Hemolytic Anemia: Results of a Multicenter Case Registry
: R Goggs, SG Dennis, A Di Bella, KR Humm, G McLauchlan, C Mooney, A Ridyard, S Tappin, D Walker, S Warman, NT Whitley, DC Brodbelt, DL Chan
Primary portal vein hypoplasia and SLC2A9 mutation associated with urate urolithiasis in a Spanish Water Dog
: L Cosgrove, G Hammond, G McLauchlan
Prevalence and risk factors for development of hemorrhagic gastro-intestinal disease in veterinary intensive care units in the United Kingdom
: JW Swann, CL Maunder, E Roberts, G McLauchlan, S Adamantos
Diagnostic value of neutrophil-lymphocyte and albumin-globulin ratios in canine soft tissue sarcoma
: L Macfarlane, J Morris, K Pratschke, D Mellor, T Scase, M Macfarlane, G McLauchlan
Bladder catheter dislodgement as a complication following placement of a subcutaneous ureteral bypass device
: M Pilot, C Broome, G Hammond, PM Ward, G McLauchlan
Methylmalonic Aciduria Secondary to Selective Cobalamin Malabsorption in a Yorkshire Terrier
: G McLauchlan, A McLaughlin, AC Sewell, R Bell
