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Veterinary Surgery Podcast

Jolle Kirpensteijn
Veterinary Surgery
Folded Flap Palatoplasty
Staphylectomy
Global Veterinary Surgery
End Of Life Care
Ureteroneocystostomy
Surgical Oncology
Boston Plasty
AVME Convention
Dr. Jolle Kirpensteijn
Canine Primary Liver Tumors
Home Euthanasia
Benign Ureteral Obstruction
Ectopic Ureter
Veterinary Medicine
Keynote Speaking
Animal Cancer Care
Comedy
Veterinary Education
Secondary Liver Masses

The Veterinary Surgery Podcast is a first of its kind podcast that focuses on surgical advance in veterinary medicine with host Dr. Jolle Kirpensteijn. Jolle is a diplomate of the American and European Colleges of Veterinary Surgery and has lots of experience in veterinary surgery. Jolle will interview fellow surgeons, review articles that are recently published and will discuss 2 books he will be... more

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In this episode of the Veterinary Surgery Podcast, Dr. Jolle Kirpensteijn sits down with repeat guest Dr. Sarah Boston, a veterinary cancer surgeon, for a wide-ranging conversation. They start with recent literature on staphylectomy techniques before... more

We are not done talking soft palate issues! As a follow up from last week I am discussing the folded flap versus traditional staphylectomy technique for treating brachycephalic airway syndrome in dogs with Dr. Bryden Stanley. Bryden shared her experi... more

In this episode of the Veterinary Surgery Podcast, Dr. Jolle Kirpenstein interviewed Dr. Ameet Singh about a recently published article in JAVMA comparing folded flap palatoplasty (FPP) and traditional staphylectomy for soft palate surgery in French ... more

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This lecture, delivered by DrJolle, reviews a JAVMA article from April 2026 titled "Ureteroneocystostomy as a Treatment for Benign Ureteral Obstruction and Ectopic Ureter in Cats: Thirty-Seven Cases." The retrospective study of 37 cases from the Ryan... more

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Dr. Bryden Stanley
Veterinary surgeon discussed in this episode
Episode: To fold or not to fold part 2 with Dr. Bryden Stanley
Dr. Ameet Singh
Guest on the Veterinary Surgery Podcast discussing folded flap palatoplasty vs staphylectomy
Episode: Traditional versus the folded flap? That is the question with Dr. Ameet Singh
Ken Gorczyca
Veterinarian focusing on end-of-life care and in-home euthanasia
UC Davis (veterinarian); in-home euthanasia practice
Episode: How to deal with the end of life of a pet as a surgeon?
Dr. Sarah Boston
World renowned veterinary surgical oncologist, author, advocate, and stand-up comedian
Capital City Veterinary Hospital
Episode: VSPC 25-01 Sarah Boston

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4.7 out of 5 stars from 17 ratings
  • The surgeon’s best driving companion

    I greatly enjoy Dr. Jolle Kirpensteijn’s company during my afternoon commute to work. His article reviews frequently add pears of knowledge to my repertoire, and his interviews are fun and engaging. I particularly enjoy it when his guests are colleagues I have met during conferences or courses. It reminds me of how small a world Vet Med still is.

    Thank you, Dr. Kirpensteijn, for a delightful podcast!

    Rodrigo Rosa

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rod Rosa
    United States3 years ago

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To fold or not to fold part 2 with Dr. Bryden Stanley
Q: What is your answer to a resident asking about Folded Flap versus Traditional in Boas? How would you respond based on the literature?
Explain that multiple studies show no consistent difference overall, but that real-world decisions rely on patient specifics, including palate thickness, anatomy, and clinician comfort with the technique; advocate for following the literature while recognizing its limitations and the need for standardized methods.
To fold or not to fold part 2 with Dr. Bryden Stanley
Q: There's three articles now saying that it doesn't make any difference. How would you answer that question? You have a lot of experience in this.
The literature is controversial and the answer depends on the individual dog; case-based decisions should consider palate thickness on CT, the dog's breed and anatomy, and surgeon experience, rather than relying solely on one study.
Traditional versus the folded flap? That is the question with Dr. Ameet Singh
Q: What exactly is the folded flap palatoplasty and how does it differ from a traditional staphylectomy?
The folded flap palatoplasty involves removing the superficial layer of muscle and mucosa from the soft palate, folding the remaining tissue forward, and suturing it to create an unobstructed nasopharyngeal opening, whereas traditional staphylectomy involves trimming part of the soft palate with sutures at the tip to pull it forward.
Traditional versus the folded flap? That is the question with Dr. Ameet Singh
Q: How many of these procedures do you typically perform?
We perform about one to three per week, indicating these surgeries are fairly common in practice for French Bulldogs with airway issues.
Traditional versus the folded flap? That is the question with Dr. Ameet Singh
Q: Can you give me first, it is called the folder flap palatoplasty and traditional staphylectomy yield similar parts operative soft palate geometry in French Bulldogs undergoing airway surgery. Can you give me a top line summary of your finding?
Either technique produced positive clinical outcomes, but the choice should depend on surgeon preference and patient factors; aggressive execution with either method is important to achieve good nasopharyngeal opening results.

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