Dr. Amelia Sidwell, University of Nottingham, United Kingdom
Dr. Amelia Sidwell, a skilled veterinary surgeon, specializes in equine dentistry š“. She completed her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DrMedVet) at Szent Istvan University in 2016 and holds a Certificate in Advanced Veterinary Practice (CertAVP) with a focus on equine soft tissue surgery and dentistry š
. Dr. Sidwell is currently a resident in Equine Dentistry at Pool House Equine Hospital and pursuing a Master’s in Veterinary Medicine (MVM) at the University of Nottingham š. She actively contributes to research on equine dental pain, presenting at leading veterinary conferences, and teaches dental courses for veterinary students š©āš«.
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Education and Training
Dr. Amelia Sidwell holds a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DrMedVet) degree from Szent Istvan University, Budapest, earned in February 2016 š. She is a registered member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) š¾. In 2023, she achieved a Certificate in Advanced Veterinary Practice (CertAVP) in Soft Tissue Surgery, focusing on equine care š
. Dr. Sidwell has completed specialized modules at the University of Liverpool in Equine Dental Anatomy, Diagnosis, Surgery, and Anaesthesia š¦·. Currently, she is enrolled in a Master’s in Veterinary Medicine (MVM) at the University of Nottingham š, advancing her expertise in veterinary dentistry.
Professional Experience
Dr. Amelia Sidwell has extensive experience as a veterinary surgeon across various specialties. Since February 2022, she has been a Resident in Equine Dentistry at Pool House Equine Hospital š“. Prior to this, she worked as a Locum Veterinary Surgeon in Small Animal Emergency & Critical Care at Valley Veterinary Hospital since November 2021 š¾. From March 2020 to December 2021, Dr. Sidwell worked at Abbey Equine Clinic, focusing on equine care š. Earlier, she gained valuable experience in farm and equine veterinary practice at Belmont Farm & Equine Vets and as a mixed practice veterinary surgeon at Hay Veterinary Group š„.
Research Focus
Dr. Amelia Sidwellās research primarily focuses on equine dentistry and its systemic effects š“š¦·. Her recent study, Effect of Simple Oral Dental Extraction on Systemic Serum Amyloid A Concentrations in Horses (Veterinary Medicine and Science, 2024), explores the relationship between dental procedures and inflammatory biomarkers in horses š§Ŗ. Her research interests also extend to equine dental pain, surgical techniques, and diagnostics, aiming to improve veterinary care for horses š„. Dr. Sidwellās contributions reflect her expertise in both the clinical and scientific aspects of equine health, enhancing understanding of how oral health impacts overall wellbeing š”.
Publication Top Notes Ā
Effect of Simple Oral Dental Extraction on Systemic Serum Amyloid A Concentrations in Horses