SMALL ANIMAL ULTRASOUND

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MOVE YOUR MEDICINE FORWARD WITH
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TOTAL IMMERSION SKILLS TRAINING. NAVC.COM | NAVC INSTITUTE 2015
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IT’S YOUR TIME
TO GROW AT THE
NAVC INSTITUTE
Immerse yourself in the invigorating,
hands-on learning that brings you to the
forefront of veterinary medicine.
Our multi-day, small-class, in-residence approach allows you to
focus your full attention on mastering advanced and emerging
skills in our ever-changing field.
• Perform advanced procedures with guidance from renowned
board-certified experts; procedures you can put into practice
immediately.
• Enjoy one-on-one interaction with your instructor and fellow
classmates. It’s like having your own tutor for what you want
to learn now.
• Learn from enlightening lectures, hands-on demonstrations
and laboratory time using the latest tools.
Spaces are limited — explore our course options for 2015 and then
join us in acquiring the skills that will benefit you, your patients,
your clients and your career.
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WHAT IS THE
NAVC INSTITUTE?
Join us for five days. Walk away with mastery.
The NAVC Institute offers intense, effective and immersive skills
training for serious veterinary professionals like you — driven to
continually enhance your abilities and elevate your services.
In these nine hands-on courses (including two Ultrasound courses),
the curriculum is focused and the classes are small. The objective is
clear: to help you practice and perfect the skills you desire to take
exceptional care of your patients.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
What To Know Before You Go......................................... 5
Hotel Information............................................................ 7
ABVP Specialty & Recertification
Examination Preparation................................................. 8
Canine Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation...................... 10
Clinical Behavior: Getting Answers to Your Cases........ 12
Feline Medicine: Finessing the Feline........................... 14
Oncology, Cytology &
Hematology in Your Practice......................................... 16
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery.......................................... 18
Practical Techniques in Soft Tissue Surgery................... 20
Small Animal Ultrasound............................................... 22
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THE NAVC INSTITUTE HAS RECEIVED RAVE REVIEWS.
BELOW ARE JUST A FEW OF THE COMMENTS FROM
OUR PAST PARTICIPANTS:
“Best CE experience I’ve ever had. I am so glad I took this course.”
“Loved the small groups and one-on-one format; a great experience to just
focus on one topic for a week.”
“The NAVC team has been fabulous! All the instructors, techs and
students were amazing. Hope you come up with such wonderful
courses in the future, they are worth traveling 24 hours by flight!”
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WHAT TO KNOW
BEFORE YOU GO
GETTING THERE
Ground transportation from Orlando
International Airport to the Caribe Royale is
available via taxicab (approximately $50.00
USD) or through the Mears Transportation
shuttle (we offer a discount coupon off the
regular round-trip price of about $40.00).
You’ll receive our Mears coupon with your
final confirmation letter. Tickets may be
purchased at the Mears Transportation
desk at the Orlando International Airport.
Reservations may be made online at
mearstransportation.com or by calling
+1.407.423.5566.
PACKING LIST
Light Clothing: Orlando weather in July is
warm and humid, with outside temperatures
usually in the mid- to high-80s and
sometimes 90s.
Sweaters or Jackets: Convention center
rooms are kept quite cold, so you may need
to cover up. Scrubs or easily-laundered
outerwear are recommended.
Closed-toed Shoes: are absolutely required
in Hands-on Laboratory sessions. You will be
notified if special attire is recommended for
your particular course.
The following accommodations, meals, materials and CE Credits
are included in your course fee:
ACCOMMODATIONS
As an NAVC Institute attendee, you’ll stay in
a one-bedroom suite at the Caribe Royale
All-Suites Hotel and Convention Center,
located at 8101 World Center Drive in
Orlando. Your suite will have a separate living
room, a bathroom, two televisions, a minirefrigerator and a microwave. Please indicate
your choice of a King-size bed or two Queensize beds on the Lodging Form, part of the
back cover of this brochure.
Check in is on Sunday, July 26th and check
out on Friday, July 31st. If you wish to arrive
earlier or stay later than these dates, you will
be responsible for hotel charges.
ARRIVAL
Check in at the Caribe Royale is at 3:00 PM.
The NAVC Institute Registration Desk in the
Convention Center will be open from 2:00 to
8:00 PM on Saturday & Sunday.
An informal Welcome Reception will be held
on Sunday evening from 6:00 to 8:00 PM in the
Grand Sierra D Ballroom at the Grand Caribe
Convention Center, located adjacent to the
hotel. Please join us for light hors d’oeuvres
and drinks. A short introductory welcome and
orientation program will be held at 7:00 PM.
CE CREDIT HOURS
Each NAVC Institute course provides 32
CE credit hours (RACE approval pending).
MEAL PLAN
The NAVC Institute registration fee includes
meals for the entire program. All meals are
served in the Grand Sierra D Ballroom and
are for badged attendees only. If you wish to
have your family or guests join you for any
meal, you may purchase meal vouchers at
the NAVC Institute Registration Desk. Please
note there is no evening meal planned for
Wednesday, July 29th. Instead, you’re invited
to an Exhibitor Reception (drinks and hors
d’oeuvres) from 3:30 - 5:00 PM where you
can see the latest veterinary technologies
and other solutions, talk with company
representatives and have a chance to win
great prizes.
There will be vegetarian choices available
at every meal. Please note any special food
restrictions or allergies by answering the
question in the online registration process
or by completing the Lodging Form at the
back of this brochure. We will do our best to
accommodate all dietary needs.
COURSE MATERIALS
Please refer to the course descriptions
for textbook/supplementary material
recommendations. You will receive a selfassessment exam with your final course
packet. This optional exam is simply a tool
you can use to determine your knowledge
base prior to attending the course.
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CARIBE ROYALE ORLANDO
ALL-SUITE RESORT &
CONVENTION CENTER
HOTEL HIGHLIGHTS
Nestled on 53 lush, tropical acres, the Caribe Royale offers spacious, well-appointed
one-bedroom suites, luxurious two-bedroom lakeside villas and a wealth of desirable
hotel amenities. All just minutes from Orlando’s most popular attractions. Our sessions
are held in the expansive state-of-the-art meeting and event facilities.
The Caribe Royale is an all-suite hotel. The Standard Suite is one bedroom with two
Queen-sized beds that connects to a living room with a Full-sized sleeper sofa.
Self-parking and the Fitness Center are complimentary. There are no resort fees and
internet access is free in the dining room and exhibit area only, with a low $4.99/24hour access fee elsewhere.
• 1,218 spacious one-bedroom suites with private bedroom and
separate living room
• One-bedroom suites include in-room coffee/tea maker, refrigerator
and microwave oven
• Two LCD TVs with HD cable channels included
• 120 two-bedroom, two-bath villas with full kitchen
• Three restaurants including fine dining and 24 hour café/deli
• Two lounges, pool bar and grill and coffee cafe
• 250,000 gallon freeform pool with cascading waterfalls and 75-foot
waterslide and two whirlpool spas; villa pool
• One lighted tennis court; one lighted basketball court
• The Island Spa
• State-of-the-art fitness center
• Two video arcades
• Wireless Internet service
• 24-hour room service
• In-room safe
• Scheduled shuttle to Disney® Theme Parks and nearby shopping
Visit CaribeRoyale.com for more details.
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ABVP SPECIALTY & RECERTIFICATION EXAMINATION PREPARATION
ABVP SPECIALTY & RECERTIFICATION
EXAMINATION PREPARATION
32 CE credit hours (RACE approval pending)
This course is encouraged for candidates for the
American Board of Veterinary Practitioners (ABVP)
as well as anyone interested in a hard-core review
of general medicine. You do not have to be a
potential ABVP candidate to participate. However,
each subject is patterned after the actual percentage
breakdown of the exam — and should provide
in-depth coverage of topics participants need to know
to help prepare for the ABVP Certification Exam.
This course also includes two “Practice Practical”
examinations complete with written and visual
presentations, simulating the real ABVP test. Your
course instructors will immediately review your
Practicals to enhance your learning experience. This
truly is the industry’s best value for an ABVP prep
course when you consider all that’s included in your
trip (lodging, meals, course materials, etc.).
Take your feline/canine medicine skills to the max in
preparation for the ABVP exam or because you want
to be the best you can be.
“This course, taught by leading experts, is designed
to review all the major subject areas on the exams
as well as help with case report preparation and
other topics needed for this major career endeavor.”
— Douglas Mader, MS, DVM, DABVP (C/F, R/A),
DECZM (Herpetology), Marathon Veterinary Hospital
Learning Objectives:
Acquire the rigorous medical knowledge needed for
the canine/feline ABVP exam in the following areas:
• Cardiology
• Clinical Pathology
• Dentistry
• Dermatology
• Endocrinology
• Hematology
• Infectious Disease
• Metabolic
• Musculoskeletal
• Neurology
• Oncology
• Ophthalmology
• Urogenital Disease
Recommended Supplemental Reading:
There is no limit to study material. Participants planning on taking
the examination or recertification exam should be current on their
journals - Today’s Veterinary Practice, JAVMA, JAHA, Clinician’s
Brief, JACVIM, JVECC and others. In addition, a review of any
number of clinical textbooks are fair game for the test - Ettinger’s
text book of Internal Medicine, Current Vet Therapy, etc.
COURSE LEADER
Douglas Mader, MS, DVM, DABVP
(C/F), DABVP (R/A), DECZM
(Herpetology)
Dr. Mader graduated from the University
of California, Davis in 1986. Although Dr.
Mader is best known for his work with
exotic animal medicine, his primary
responsibility is as a small animal
practitioner. He is the co-owner of the
Marathon Veterinary Hospital, a 24-hour
Emergency/referral hospital in the Conch
Republic. He has a practical, hands-on
approach to medicine and surgery in
dogs and cats and is an excellent
instructor – evidenced by the NAVC
“Speaker of the Year” award four times
and the WVC “Educator of the Year”
award twice. Dr. Mader is an
internationally acclaimed lecturer and is
on the review boards of several scientific
journals. He has published numerous
articles in scientific and veterinary
journals, national magazines and
textbooks. Dr. Mader first certified as an
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ABVP Diplomate (Companion Animal) in
1992, and recertified twice since then
(Canine/Feline). He is also an ABVP
Diplomate in Reptile/Amphibian practice
and a Diplomate in the European College
of Zoological Medicine (Herpetology).
ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTORS:
Rick Alleman, DVM, PhD, DABVP,
DACVP
Boaz Arzi, DVM, DAVDC, DEVDC
Guillermo Couto, DVM, DACVIM
(Internal Medicine & Oncology)
Alex Gallagher, DVM, DACVIM
Dunbar Gram, DVM, DACVD
Mike Lappin, DVM, PhD, DACVIM
Dan Lewis, DVM, DACVS
Michael Schaer, DVM, DACVIM,
DACVECC
Margie Scherk, DVM, Dip ABVP
(Feline Practice)
Tom Schubert, DVM, DABVP, DACVIM
Simon Swift, MA, Vet MB, DECVIM
David Whitley, DVM, DACVO
MONDAY, JULY 27
TUESDAY, JULY 28
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29
THURSDAY, JULY 30
8:00 –
9:00 am
Course Intro - ABVP
Certification and
Recertification
Requirements
Musculoskeletal
Feline Nephrology
Endocrinology
D. Lewis
M. Scherk
M. Schaer
M. Hackeman, D. Mader
9:00 –
10:00 am
Oncology
G. Couto
BREAK 10:00 – 10:30 AM
10:30 –
11:30 am
Hematology
Cardiology
Metabolic
Dentistry
S. Swift
M. Schaer
A. Arzi
R. Alleman
11:30 am – Clinical Pathology
12:30 pm
R. Alleman
LUNCH 12:30 – 1:30 PM
1:30 –
2:30 pm
Dermatology
Ophthalmology
2:30 –
3:30 pm
D. Gram
Neurology
Gastrointestinal
D. Whitley
A. Gallagher
Practice ABVP Practical
Exam
Exam
M. Schaer
T. Schubert
M. Schaer
BREAK 3:30 – 4:00 PM
4:00 –
5:00 pm
Infectious Disease
Exam (cont.)
M. Schaer
5:00 –
6:00 pm
Practical Exam Review
M. Lappin
D. Mader, M. Schaer
DINNER 6:00 – 7:30 PM
7:00 –
8:00 pm
RECEPTION 3:30 – 5:00 PM Practice ABVP Practical
Exam (cont.)
M. Schaer
DINNER AT YOUR LEISURE Practical Exam Review
D. Mader, M. Schaer
DINNER 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Writing the ABVP Case
Report
M. Hackeman, D. Mader
Hands-on Laboratory
Lecture/Discussion
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ABVP
& RECERTIFICATION EXAMINATION PREPARATION
SMALLSPECIALTY
ANIMAL ULTRASOUND
BREAKFAST 7:00 – 8:00 AM
CANINE SPORTS MEDICINE & REHABILITATION
CANINE SPORTS MEDICINE
& REHABILITATION
When a patient comes in limping, do you know the
best techniques for locating the damage, assessing
its severity and treating the problem effectively?
Sports injuries happen in working and sporting
events but also arise from everyday activities and
weekend fun. Canine Sports Medicine &
Rehabilitation provides you with a fundamental
understanding of musculoskeletal injuries as they
relate to the anatomical structure and physiology of
the dog. You’ll explore various injuries in depth,
including their causes, prevention and rehabilitation.
“From working dogs to couch potatoes, once you
learn what to look for, how to find it and what can
be done about it, you’ll be able to guide all your
patients back to the healthiest, most functional state
possible.” — Sherman O. Canapp, Jr., DVM, MS,
CCRT, DACVS, DACVSMR
• Discover orthopedic diagnostic and treatment
techniques for common forelimb and hind limb
injuries
• Learn and practice the art of orthopedic
palpation in the forelimb and hind limb
• L earn how to objectively evaluate limb lameness
using a gait analysis system
• Learn the basics in diagnostic musculoskeletal
ultrasound canine anatomy, pathology, and
treatment. Hands-on experience with diagnosing
soft-tissue sports related injuries is included
• Learn products, technologies, treatment
protocols, and anatomical injection site
landmarks for intra-articular treatment of
osteoarthritis
• Incorporate Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP),
Hyaluronic Acid (HA), and Stem Cell therapies
into your practice. Hands-on experience with
collection, processing, intra-articular and
ultrasound-guided injections is included
• Navigate a patient through a progressive
rehabilitation program by learning basic science
and effects of current rehabilitation modalities
and when they should be used
• Develop an understanding or proper orthopedic
device section, measuring, and fitting. Includes
hands on experience with casting and fitting
COURSE LEADERS
Sherman O. Canapp, Jr., DVM, MS,
CCRT, DACVS, DACVSMR
Debra A. Canapp, DVM, CCRT, CVA,
DACVSMR
Sherman O. Canapp
Debra A. Canapp
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Sherman Canapp graduated from Kansas
State University, interned at the
University of Missouri and completed a
three-year residency at the University of
Florida. He currently practices orthopedic
surgery and sports medicine at the
Veterinary Orthopedic & Sports Medicine
Group (VOSM) in Annapolis Junction,
MD, where he is Chief of Staff. Dr.
Canapp is also the President and CEO of
Orthobiologic Innovations LLC, where he
is actively engaged in concept and
product design and development for
orthopedic and arthroscopic devices,
instrumentations, biologics and
regenerative medicine technologies, as
well as consulting on a national scale. His
area of interest and research lies in
regenerative medicine for treatment of
soft tissue injuries and osteoarthritis,
sports medicine and minimally invasive
surgery, and he routinely receives
referrals for cases from domestic and
international sources.
Debra Canapp is co-principal and Medical
Director of Veterinary Orthopedic and
Sports Medicine Group. Dr. Canapp
provides first rehabilitation care to canine
athletes, working dogs and companions.
Dr. Canapp specializes in small animal
musculoskeletal diagnostic ultrasound
and is currently utilizing this tool, as a
leader in the small animal field,
diagnostically and therapeutically through
ultrasound-guided regenerative medicine
injections. She is an avid and renowned
lecturer who has educated audiences at
conferences across the globe, including
NAVC, ACVS, AVO Germany and NAHA
Japan.
Brittany Carr, DVM
David R. Mason, BVetMed (Hons),
MRCVS, DACVSMR, DACVS, DECVS
MONDAY, JULY 27
TUESDAY, JULY 28
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29
THURSDAY, JULY 30
8:00 –
9:00 am
Soft Tissue Forelimb
Injuries
Diagnostic Musculoskeletal Intra-articular Injections
Ultrasound
for Osteoarthritis
9:00 –
10:00 am
S. Canapp, D. Mason
D. Canapp
Rehabilitation and
Exam Modalities
S. Canapp
D. Canapp
Platelet Rich Plasma
Therapy
Rehabilitation of
Forelimb Conditions
S. Canapp
D. Canapp
BREAK 10:00 – 10:30 AM
10:30 –
11:30 am
Diagnostic Musculoskeletal Stem Cell Therapy
Ultrasound (cont.)
Soft Tissue Hindlimb
Injuries
Rehabilitation of
Hindlimb Conditions
D. Canapp
11:30 am –
12:30 pm
Orthopedic Devices
S. Canapp, D. Mason
D. Canapp
S. Canapp
D. Canapp
LUNCH 12:30 – 1:30 PM
1:30 –
2:30 pm
2:30 –
3:30 pm
Gait Analysis Laboratories
Diagnostic Musculoskeletal Platelet Rich Plasma
Ultrasound Laboratories
Therapy Demonstration
Laboratories
B. Carr
B. Carr
Forelimb Palpation
Laboratories
Forelimb Intra-articular
Injections Laboratories
(2:00 -2:45 PM)
D. Canapp, S. Canapp, B. Carr, D. Mason
D. Canapp, B. Carr
S. Canapp, D. Mason
Rehabilitation Laboratories
BREAK 3:30 – 4:00 PM
4:00 –
5:00 pm
5:00 –
6:00 pm
Hindlimb Palpation
Laboratories
Diagnostic Musculoskeletal RECEPTION 3:30 – 5:00 PM Casting for Braces
Ultrasound Laboratories
Laboratories
(cont.)
D. Canapp, B. Carr
Interactive Case
Based Forelimb
Interactive Case-Based
Hindlimb
DINNER 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Hands-on Laboratory
D. Canapp, B. Carr
DINNER AT YOUR LEISURE Thermoplasting
Laboratories
D. Canapp, B. Carr
DINNER 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Lecture/Discussion
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CANINE SPORTS MEDICINE & REHABILITATION
CLINICAL BEHAVIOR
CLINICAL BEHAVIOR:
GETTING ANSWERS TO YOUR CASES
By completing this course, you’ll take home useful,
practical knowledge and straightforward tools you
can use in practice to help patients with the more
common behavioral problems.
Get in-depth coverage of important principles and
behavior topics pertinent to our companion animals.
See these principles in action during Hands-on
Laboratories. Through case-based learning —
challenging problems from your experience and
faculty combined — you’ll put these principles to
use in diagnosis and treatment plans. We’ll also
discuss science-based recent and pertinent behavior
articles to keep you up to date on the latest
discoveries in this ever-changing and growing field.
“It’s time for YOU to feel comfortable about helping
YOUR patients with behavioral problems! Together,
WE can make that happen!!” — Terry Marie Curtis,
DVM, MS, DACVB
• Develop a working knowledge of behavior
basics and simple principles you can apply to
your own cases in practice
• Become comfortable with diagnosing problems
and formulating and implementing appropriate
treatment options
•U
nderstand various scientific sources that
present behavioral case and research
information so you can access them as needed
• Discover ways to discern “good” science from
“not so good” behavioral science
• Master the ways you can apply resource
information into your own practice
Case Requirements: The labs will focus on real cases
submitted by all participants. Please submit at least
one challenging behavior case by April 1, 2015.
1.Blackwell’s Five-Minute Veterinary Consult Clinical Companion
Canine & Feline Behavior – Debra F. Horwitz & Jacqueline C.
Neilson – 2007
2.Handbook of Behavior Problems of the Dog and Cat 2nd Ed. –
Gary Landsberg, Wayne Hunthausen, Lowell Ackerman – 1997
3.Low Stress Handling, Restraint and Behavior Modification of
Dogs & Cats – Sophia Yin – 2009
4.Veterinary Psychopharmacology – Sharon Crowell-Davis &
Thomas Murray – 2006
5.Essential Psychopharmacology 2nd Ed. – Stephen M. Stahl –
2000
6.Decoding Your Dog – American College of Veterinary
Behaviorists – 2014
7.Canine Body Language – A Photographic Guide – Interpreting
the Native Language of the Domestic Dog – Brenda Aloff –
2005
8.The Domestic Cat – The biology of its behaviour 2nd Ed. –
Dennis C. Turner & Patrick Bateson, Editors – 2000
COURSE LEADER
Terry Marie Curtis, DVM, MS,
DACVB
Dr. Curtis graduated with honors from
the University of Florida College of
Veterinary Medicine in 1997. She worked
in a feline-only practice in Florida until
the summer of 2000 when she began her
residency in Veterinary Behavior at the
University of Georgia. Concurrently, she
received a Master of Science in
Psychology investigating grooming
behavior in the domestic cat. Completing
her residency in June 2003, she joined
the team at the University of Florida
College of Veterinary Medicine, heading
up the Clinical Behavior Service. Dr.
Curtis is one of 60 Board-Certified
Veterinary Behaviorists – a Diplomate of
the American College of Veterinary
Behaviorists. She does house calls in
Florida and South Georgia and teaches 2
behavior courses at the UF College of
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Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Curtis is a
regular contributor to the NAVC
Conference as the coordinator of the
yearly Behavior Symposium. Author of a
number of articles, including book
chapters in Veterinary Clinics of North
America and the 6th Edition of
Blackwell’s Five-Minute Veterinary
Consult, she is a member of the Editorial
Review Board for Today’s Veterinary
Practice magazine. She was also a panel
contributor to the 2014 AAFP & ISFM
Guidelines for Diagnosing and Solving
House Soiling Behavior in Cats. Dr. Curtis
has worked with the Hemingway House
cats in Key West – discussing the subject
on ABC’s Nightline (July 2007), and was
on the NBC Today show (July 2008)
talking about fears and phobias in dogs.
Bethany Jordan, BS, CVT, CPDT-KA
Margie Scherk, DVM, DAVBP
Lynne Seibert BS, DVM, MS, PhD,
DACVB
MONDAY, JULY 27
TUESDAY, JULY 28
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29
THURSDAY, JULY 30
8:00 –
9:00 am
9:00 –
10:00 am
Time For The Truth: Let’s
Behavioral
Psychopharmacology: What Talk Dominance in Dogs
Medications to Use When
& Why
It’s FUNdamental! How
Dogs & Cats Learn
Who & What is a Cat?
Feline Communication
T. Curtis
L. Seibert
M. Scherk
WOOF! Canine
Communication &
Socialization
Article Review and
Discussion
HISSY FIT!! Why Cats Bite
& Scratch People
T. Curtis
T. Curtis
L. Seibert
T. Curtis, L. Seibert
BREAK 10:00 – 10:30 AM
10:30 –
11:30 am
OUCH! Why Dogs Bite:
Human-directed
Aggression
Alternative Therapies in
Behavioral Medicine
Let’s Make Those Years
“Golden”: Behavior Issues
of Geriatric Pets
Can’t We All Get Along??
Inter-cat Aggression
T. Curtis
L. Seibert
L. Seibert
T. Curtis
Article Review & Discussion Case Discussion
11:30 am – BREAK IT UP! Why Dogs
12:30 pm Fight: Inter-dog Aggression
T. Curtis
YUCK! Feline House Soiling
Part I - Not Using The Litter
Box
T. Curtis
LUNCH 12:30 – 1:30 PM
1:30 –
2:30 pm
2:30 –
3:30 pm
Canine Communication
Spin, Dig, Pick and Lick:
Compulsive Behaviors
“Don’t Leave Me!”
DOUBLE YUCK! Feline
Separation Anxiety in Dogs House Soiling Part II - Urine
& Cats
Marking/Spraying
T. Curtis, B. Jordan
L. Seibert
T. Curtis
T. Curtis
Basic Learning Principles
Scaredy Dogs: Canine
Fears & Phobias
Case Discussion
Case Discussion
L. Seibert
T. Curtis, M. Scherk
BREAK 3:30 – 4:00 PM
4:00 –
5:00 pm
5:00 –
6:00 pm
Applying What You’ve
Learned: Addressing
Common Nuisance
Behaviors
Case Discussion
T. Curtis
What’s in YOUR Tool Belt?
Collars, Head Halters &
Harnesses
Case Discussion
DINNER 6:00 – 7:30 PM
7:00 –
8:00 pm
RECEPTION 3:30 – 5:00 PM Herding Cats!! FelineFriendly Handling
M. Scherk
DINNER AT YOUR LEISURE Twitchy Kitty: What is Feline
Hyperesthesia and What to
do About it
T. Curtis
DINNER 6:00 – 7:30 PM
YOU CAN DO IT!
Implementing Behavior
Services Into Your Practice
L. Seibert
Hands-on Laboratory
Lecture/Discussion
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CLINICAL BEHAVIOR
FELINE MEDICINE
FELINE MEDICINE:
FINESSING THE FELINE
Update your feline medicine knowledge and skills in
this four-day intensive course taught by experts in
their fields. This small group experience encourages
close contact with course instructors and other
eager veterinarians/participants as well as the
opportunity to learn via case-based management
and Hands-on Laboratories.
The four days will feature new information in key
areas, including infectious diseases, pain recognition
and management, arthritis, behavior, oncology,
pediatrics, nutrition and emergency medicine.
“Feline medicine is fantastic! Eighty percent of the
growth potential in a small animal practice can
come from focusing on the feline patient base. We
look forward to sharing advances in caring for cats,
from the core basics of handling and behavior to
advances in analgesia, insights in infectious disease
and nuts and bolts of nutrition. Past courses have
been a lot of fun and we expect that this one will
be, too. We can hardly wait!” — Susan Little, DVM,
DABVP (Feline Practice) and Margie Scherk, DVM,
DABVP (Feline Practice)
After this course the participant will:
• Understand when and how to resuscitate cats
and perform associated procedures
• Perform an orthopedic exam on a cat and
develop management strategies to improve the
patient’s comfort
• Choose appropriate feline infectious disease
tests and interpret the results with greater
acumen
• Read a pet food label with complete confidence
to help educate clients
• Know when to place a feeding tube and how to
manage patient nutritional needs
•P
rovide a healthier, happier environment for cats
at home and in the clinic
1. Little SE (ed): The Cat: Clinical Medicine and Management.
2012, Elsevier
2. Cat Mastery eBook by Tony Buffington (available in the iTunes
Store)
COURSE LEADERS
Susan Little, DVM, DABVP
(Feline Practice)
Margie Scherk, DVM, DABVP
(Feline Practice)
Susan Little
Margie Scherk
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Dr. Little serves on the board of the
Winn Feline Foundation and the
American Association of Feline
Practitioners, and is a Feline Medicine
Consultant for Veterinary Information
Network (VIN). She is a peer reviewer for
the Canadian Veterinary Journal and the
Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery
as well as the author and editor of
journal articles and books.
Dr. Scherk graduated from the Ontario
Veterinary College in 1982. In 1986 she
opened Cats Only Veterinary Clinic in
Vancouver, practicing there until 2008.
Dr. Scherk became board certified in Feline
Practice by the American Board of
Veterinary Practitioners in 1995,
recertifying in 2004. She founded the
Feline Medicine Folder on Veterinary
Information Network in 1994. After many
years of serving on the board of the
American Association of Feline
Practitioners she was honored to be its
President in 2007. An active international
speaker, Dr. Scherk has authored numerous
book chapters and scientific papers and is
the North American editor for the Journal
of Feline Medicine and Surgery.
Sarah Abood, DVM, PhD
Brittany Carr, DVM
C. Guillermo Couto, DVM, DACVIM
(Internal Medicine and Oncology)
Terry Marie Curtis, DVM, MS, DACVB
Tony Johnson, DVM, DACVECC
Michael Lappin, DVM, PhD, DACVIM
Julie Levy, DVM, PhD, DACVIM
Martha Moon Larson, DVM, MS,
DACVR
MONDAY, JULY 27
TUESDAY, JULY 28
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29
THURSDAY, JULY 30
8:00 –
9:00 am
Who and What is a Cat?
9:00 –
10:00 am
M. Scherk
Feline Infectious Disease
Hot Topics (I)
Current Concepts and
Concerns in Nutritional
Management (I)
Oncology for the Feline
Practitioner
M. Lappin
S. Abood
G. Couto
Feline Infectious Disease
Hot Topics (II)
Current Concepts and
Concerns in Nutritional
Management (II)
Anemia in Cats: Is it
Infectious or Immune
Mediated?
M. Lappin
S. Abood
G. Couto
BREAK 10:00 – 10:30 AM
10:30 –
11:30 am
Diagnosis of Clinically
Relevant DJD in Cats
What You Can Catch at
Work; Update on Direct
Zoonoses
Nutrition Interactive:
It’s Not What you Think:
Performing Nutritional
Cognitive Bias in Veterinary
Assessments, Calculating
Medicine
Feeding Amounts, Reading
Labels, etc.
S. Little
M. Lappin
S. Abood
T. Johnson
Making Sense of Infectious
Disease Tests
Nutrition Interactive (cont.)
DKA in Cats: Successfully
Navigating the Pitfalls
M. Lappin
S. Abood
T. Johnson
11:30 am – Chronic Pain: More than
12:30 pm Musculoskeletal
M. Scherk
LUNCH 12:30 – 1:30 PM
1:30 –
2:30 pm
2:30 –
3:30 pm
Radiologic Assessment
(What’s Significant and
What Isn’t) of Orthopedic
Disease
Feline Elimination Issues:
Not Using the Litter Box
and Urine Marking
Pediatrics
M. Moon Larson
T. Curtis
S. Little
Feline Orthopedic Case
Keeping the Indoor Cat
Management Masterclass (I) HAPPY!
Neonatal Resuscitation
M. Moon Larson
S. Little
T. Curtis
Feline Techniques Lab
T. Johnson, S. Little, M. Scherk
BREAK 3:30 – 4:00 PM
4:00 –
5:00 pm
5:00 –
6:00 pm
Feline Orthopedic Case
Management Masterclass
(II)
Emergency Response to
Large-Scale Cat Hoarding
M. Moon Larson
J. Levy
Rehabilitation Medicine for
Cats
After the Storm: Creating
Happy Endings for Abused
Cats
B. Carr
J. Levy
DINNER 6:00 – 7:30 PM
7:00 –
8:00 pm
RECEPTION 3:30 – 5:00 PM Feline Techniques Lab
(cont.)
T. Johnson, S. Little, M. Scherk
DINNER AT YOUR LEISURE Pearls from ACVIM 2015
S. Little, M. Scherk
DINNER 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Outbreak! Helping Cat
Shelters Survive Disease
Disasters
J. Levy
Hands-on Laboratory
Lecture/Discussion
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FELINE MEDICINE
ONCOLOGY, CYTOLOGY & HEMATOLOGY
ONCOLOGY, CYTOLOGY &
HEMATOLOGY IN YOUR PRACTICE
allison medical
Change your philosophical approach to cancer and
blood diseases with hands-on experience that
simplifies these seemingly complex topics. You’ll
learn the latest clinical approaches to common
hematologic and oncologic disorders through CBC
interpretation and evaluation (numbers, blood
smears and graphics); collection (with emphasis on
ultrasound-guided), preparation and interpretation
of cytology smears.
Cases are provided by the instructors, but you’re
encouraged to bring your own case material for
discussion as well.
“There just wasn’t enough time for cytology and
hematology in veterinary school – and as a family
veterinarian for five years before I began my specialty
training, I know what’s necessary in practice. With
personal instruction from an internist oncologist,
clinical pathologists, an ABVP certified practitioner
and an ultrasonographer you’ll get what you need
and more! No previous experience necessary!”
— Guillermo Couto, DVM, DACVIM (Internal
Medicine & Oncology)
• Interpret CBCs (numbers, graphics and blood
smears) in patients with hematologic disorders
• Obtain good samples (with and without
ultrasonographic guidance), prepare good
quality cytology smears and evaluate them using
the microscope
• Generate a diagnostic and therapeutic plan for
dogs and cats with common hematologic and
oncologic disorders
1. Cowell and Tyler’s Diagnostic Cytology and Hematology of the
Dog and Cat. 4th edition. Amy Valenciano and Rick Cowell.
Elsevier, 2013.
2. Small Animal Internal Medicine, 5th Edition. Nelson RW and
Couto CG. Elsevier, 2014.
COURSE LEADERS
C. Guillermo Couto, DVM, DACVIM
(Internal Medicine and Oncology)
Pablo Gómez Ochoa DVM, PhD
C. Guillermo Couto
Pablo Gómez Ochoa
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C. Guillermo Couto is President of Couto
Veterinary Consultants, Hilliard, Ohio,
co-founder of Vetoclock (telemedicine),
Zaragoza, Spain, and a consultant at
Metzger Animal Hospital, State College,
Pennsylvania. He has won numerous
awards and has authored over 300 peerreviewed publications and chapters in
the areas of oncology, hematology and
immunology. He has also served as
Assistant Professor, Associate Professor
and Professor at the Department of
Veterinary Clinical Sciences, College of
Veterinary Medicine, The Ohio State
University, as well as Assistant Professor,
Department of Pathology, Faculty of
Veterinary Sciences, Buenos Aires
University and Clinical Oncology
Resident, UC - Davis.
Pablo Gómez Ochoa is a Professor at the
Universidad de Zaragoza, and
Co-Founder of Vetoclock, a worldwide
veterinary telemedicine service. He
obtained national and international
awards during his PhD Dissertation,
published over 20 scientific articles in
international journals, developed a
technique utilizing contrast material to
identify portosystemic shunts and
adapted the use of semiquantitative
Doppler studies to evaluate intraabdominal lymphadenopathy. He also
published the first veterinary book using
Augmented Reality for the improvement
of comprehension in small animal cardiac
pathologies. Dr. Gómez Ochoa
graduated from the Universidad de
Zaragoza and has served as Visiting
Professor at The Ohio State University
and Kansas State University Colleges of
Veterinary Medicine and Visiting
Professor in the Universita di Sassari in
Italy.
Rick Alleman, DVM, PhD, DABVP,
DACVP
Dennis B. DeNicola, DVM, PhD, DACV
Mark Koshko, DVM, DABVP
MONDAY, JULY 27
TUESDAY, JULY 28
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29
THURSDAY, JULY 30
8:00 –
9:00 am
9:00 –
10:00 am
Approach to the Cancer
Patient
Cytology
Cytology - Masses & Fluids
The CBC: Blood Smears
R. Alleman, G. Couto, D. DeNicola,
P. Gómez Ochoa, M. Koshko
R. Alleman, G. Couto, D. DeNicola
Abdominal US in Patients
with Cancer
Why on Earth is this Dog
Bleeding?
P. Gómez Ochoa
G. Couto
BREAK 10:00 – 10:30 AM
10:30 –
11:30 am
US-Guided FNAs
Cytology - Masses
Cytology - Masses & Fluids
(cont.)
Red Blood Cells - Case
Discussions
P. Gómez Ochoa
P. Gómez Ochoa
11:30 am – Sample Collection for
12:30 pm Cytology
G. Couto
LUNCH 12:30 – 1:30 PM
1:30 –
2:30 pm
Ultrasound Guided Sample
Collection for Cytology
2:30 –
3:30 pm
General Approach to the
Cancer Patient
The CBC: Numerical Values Hematology
G. Couto
Chemotherapy in Practice
The CBC: Graphics
G. Couto
BREAK 3:30 – 4:00 PM
4:00 –
5:00 pm
5:00 –
6:00 pm
Ultrasound Guided Samples Mast Cell Tumors: The
Good, the Bad and the
Cytology/Biopsies
Ugly
(cont.)
R. Alleman, D. DeNicola, G. Couto
Challenging Cases
Challenging Cases
DINNER 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Hands-on Laboratory
RECEPTION 3:30 – 5:00 PM Hematology (cont.)
DINNER AT YOUR LEISURE Challenging Cases
DINNER 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Lecture/Discussion
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ONCOLOGY, CYTOLOGY & HEMATOLOGY
ORAL & MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY
Oral & maxillofacial surgery (OMFS) is an exciting
discipline on a rapid upswing. The comprehensive
theoretical lectures and labs in this course are
designed to help you understand and perform key
techniques for a variety of OMFS procedures.
From dealing with oral tumors through several types
of mandibulectomy and maxillectomy surgeries — to
managing mandibular fractures with minimally
invasive techniques — this course methodically
covers common scenarios encountered in practice.
You’ll spend an entire day dedicated to oral and
maxillofacial reconstruction through supplication of
titanium miniplates and locking reconstruction plates.
This course is ideal if you’re motivated and you’ve
been practicing basic oral surgery, or you’re a
resident in small animal surgery or in dentistry and
oral surgery. It will change the way you practice
OMFS and have positive impacts on your clinical
and business aspects.
“We’re excited to teach advanced OMFS techniques
to enthusiastic clinicians. We truly look forward to
spearheading and advancing the forefront of this
exciting discipline.” — Boaz Arzi, DVM, DAVDC,
DEVDC
• Solidify your knowledge of common and
advanced OMFS techniques
• Review common oral and maxillofacial
pathologies and disorders
• Increase your confidence levels in performing
cutting-edge OMFS procedures
• Provide more advanced surgical procedures in
your veterinary practice
• Bring yourself up to date with knowledge and
interaction with leaders in the forefront of the
field
1. Verstraete FJ and Lommer MJ (eds), Oral and maxillofacial
surgery in dogs and cats, Oxford: Elsevier, 2012
2. Verstraete FJM. Maxillofacial Fractures. Textbook of Small
Animal Surgery. Slatter D (ed) 3rd edition. Saunders,
Philadelphia 2003.
3. Salisbury KS. Maxillectomy and Mandibulectomy. Textbook of
Small Animal Surgery. Slatter D (ed) 3rd edition. Saunders,
Philadelphia 2003.
4. Peralta S, Nemec A, Fiani N, Verstraete FJ. Staged doublelayer
closure of palatal defects in dogs: 6 cases (2006-2012). Vet Surg
2014 [Epub ahead of print]
5. Arzi B, Verstraete FJ. Internal fixation of severe maxillofacial
fractures in dogs. Vet Surg 2014. [Epub ahead of print].
COURSE LEADERS
Boaz Arzi, DVM, DAVDC, DEVDC
Frank J.M. Verstraete, DrMedVet,
BVSc(Hons), MMedVet, DAVDC,
DECVS, DEVDC (Chief of Service)
Boaz Arzi
Frank Verstraete
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Boaz Arzi was born in Israel and
graduated from Szaint Istvan University,
Budapest, Hungary in 2002 with a
degree in Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Arzi
worked in a small animal veterinary
hospital in Haifa, completing five years
of intensive clinical practice. He
completed the residency-training
program in Dentistry and Oral Surgery at
the Veterinary Medical Teaching
Hospital, UC - Davis. Dr. Arzi is a
Diplomate of the American Veterinary
Dental College and the European
Veterinary Dental College. In addition,
Dr. Arzi performed two year postdoctoral fellowship at the Department of
Biomedical Engineering at UC - Davis
working on tenure track assistant
professor of Dentistry and Oral Surgery
at UC - Davis.
Frank Verstraete graduated as a
veterinarian at the University of Gent
(Belgium). He pursued his graduate
studies at the University of Pretoria
(South Africa) where he completed a
residency in small animal surgery. Dr.
Verstraete is a Charter Diplomate of the
European Veterinary Dental College and
a Diplomate of the American Veterinary
Dental College and the European
College of Veterinary Surgeons. He is
affiliated with the UC - Davis, where he
is Professor of Dentistry and Oral
Surgery and Chief of the Dentistry &
Oral Surgery Service. He’s also an
Adjunct Professor in the Department of
Orofacial Sciences, Division of Oral
Medicine, Oral Pathology and Oral
Radiology at the School of Dentistry of
the University of California, San
Francisco.
Santiago Peralta, DVM, DAVDC
Alexander M. Reiter, DTzt., DrMedVet.,
DAVDC, DEVDC
MONDAY, JULY 27
TUESDAY, JULY 28
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29
THURSDAY, JULY 30
8:00 –
9:00 am
9:00 –
10:00 am
Approach to the Oral Mass
Complications in Oncologic Principles of Maxillofacial
Surgery and Biological
Trauma Management
Behavior of Odontogenic
Cysts
Biomaterials for Internal
Fixation and Biomechanics
of Mandibular Plating
B. Arzi, S. Peralta, A. Reiter, F. Verstraete
F. Verstraete
B. Arzi, F. Verstraete
Diagnostic Imaging of The
Maxillofacial Region and
Clinicopathological Correlation
and Biological Behavior of Oral
Tumors
Maxillectomy Techniques in Minimally Invasive
Dogs
Techniques
Maxillofacial Fracture
Management and
Mandibular Reconstruction
F. Verstraete
F. Verstraete
F. Verstraete
F. Verstraete
S. Peralta
BREAK 10:00 – 10:30 AM
10:30 –
11:30 am
Mandibulectomy
Techniques in Dogs
Maxillectomy Techniques in Pharyngotomy Intubation
Cats and Lip and Tongue
Tumors
F. Verstraete
A. Reiter
A. Reiter
Case Based Discussion –
Mandibulectomy and
Maxillectomy
Interdental Wiring and
Composite of the Rostral
Mandibles - Risdon Wiring
Techniques
Principles of Palate Surgery
B. Arzi, S. Peralta
S. Peralta
11:30 am – Mandibulectomy
12:30 pm Techniques in Cats and
Nutritional Support of Oral
Oncologic Patients
A. Reiter
Management of
Dentoalveolar Trauma
LUNCH 12:30 – 1:30 PM
1:30 –
2:30 pm
2:30 –
3:30 pm
Surgical Approaches to the Rostral Maxillectomy
Oral and Maxillofacial
Region
Mandibular Rim Excision
Segmental Maxillectomy
Internal Fixation - Locking
Reconstruction Plate Mandible - Miniplates
Internal Fixation - Locking
BREAK 3:30 – 4:00 PM
4:00 –
5:00 pm
Segmental
Mandibulectomy
Caudal Maxillectomy
5:00 –
6:00 pm
Rostral or Total
Mandibulectomy
DINNER AT YOUR LEISURE Panel Discussion:
Challenging Maxillofacial
Reconstruction Cases
DINNER 6:00 – 7:30 PM
7:00 –
8:00 pm
RECEPTION 3:30 – 5:00 PM Internal Fixation - Locking
B. Arzi, F. Verstraete
DINNER 6:00 – 7:30 PM
TMJ Disorders and
Differentials
B. Arzi
Hands-on Laboratory
Lecture/Discussion
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PRACTICAL TECHNIQUES IN SOFT TISSUE SURGERY
PRACTICAL TECHNIQUES
IN SOFT TISSUE SURGERY
Through this course, you’ll advance your
understanding of the technical aspects of a variety
of practical soft tissue surgery procedures. Some
theory is included in the lectures, but our emphasis
is on explaining how to perform each procedure.
We’ll cover topics representing surgical conditions
frequently seen in veterinary practice. Examples
include the 10-minute gastropexy, rapid
splenectomy, perineal hernia repair, salivary gland
resection, surgery of the canine and feline urethra,
surgery of the external and middle ear, anal
sacculectomy, managing feline ear polyps and more.
An entire day is also dedicated to ‘Feline Surgery
Techniques.’ To help illustrate each technique, we’ll
frequently use video of clinical case material.
This course is recommended for veterinarians
interested in providing a higher level of surgical
treatment for their patients. The hands-on practical
labs will give you the opportunity to practice
techniques discussed in lecture.
“This course teaches a variety of soft tissue surgical
procedures you can perform in your practice. The
extensive use of our Hands-on Laboratory is the
best way to learn the surgical techniques and
associated regional anatomy. If you have been
thinking of increasing your surgical practice, this
course is a must!” — Howard B. Seim III, DVM,
DACVS
• Update your knowledge of common surgical
techniques and procedures
• Review regional anatomy associated with each
surgical technique
• Increase your confidence levels in performing a
variety of soft tissue surgery procedures
• Realize that many soft tissue surgery procedures
can be successfully performed in your veterinary
practice
1. Veterinary Small Animal Surgery, 2011, Author: Karen M. Tobias,
Publisher: Elsevier, Email: www.us.elsevierhealth/com.
2. VideoVet - Soft Tissue Surgery Video Series, 2013, Author:
Howard B Seim III, Publisher: VideoVet, Email: www.videovet.
org.
COURSE LEADER
Howard B. Seim III,
DVM, DACVS
Dr. Seim graduated from Washington
State University, completed an
internship in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Canada and a two-year surgical
residency at the Animal Medical Center
in New York City. He obtained
Diplomate status in the American
College of Veterinary Surgeons in 1983.
He is currently on the surgical staff at
Colorado State University. He was Chief
of the Small Animal Surgery section at
CSU from 1992 to 2002. He was
recipient of the Merck AGVET Award for
Creative Teaching, the CSU Award for
Instructional Innovation and selected
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as the North American Veterinary
Conference’s Small Animal Speaker
of the Year in 2009. Dr. Seim is
founder of VideoVet, a Veterinary
Surgery Continuing Education video
series. www.videovet.org.
Brad Case, DVM, MS, DACVS
Clara Goh, BVSc, MS, DACVS
Daniel Smeak, DVM, DACVS
MONDAY, JULY 27
TUESDAY, JULY 28
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29
THURSDAY, JULY 30
8:00 –
9:00 am
9:00 –
10:00 am
Salivary Mucocele
Laryngeal Tie-Back
Nasal and Auricular
Squamous Cell CA
Ventral Bulla Osteotomy
Forelimb Amputation
B. Case
B. Case
H. Seim
D. Smeak
Urethrotomy and
Urethrostomy
Vulvarplasty, Cystotomy,
Partial Cystectomy
Technique
Perineal Urethrostomy
Dorsal Approach
Intestinal Anastomosis
C. Goh
C. Goh
C. Goh
B. Case
BREAK 10:00 – 10:30 AM
10:30 –
11:30 am
Anal Sacculectomy, Chest
Drain Placement and
Tracheostomy
Total Ear Canal Ablation
Lateral Bulla Osteotomy
E-tube Placement, Chest
Drain Placement, Subtotal
Colectomy
Gastropexy Technique
Rapid Splenectomy
H. Seim
D. Smeak
B. Case
D. Smeak
Perineal Hernia Repair
Nasal and Auricular
Squamous Cell CA
Ventral Bulla Osteotomy
Diaphragmatic Hernia
H. Seim
B. Case, C. Goh. H. Seim, D. Smeak
H. Seim
11:30 am – Skin Flaps and Tension
12:30 pm Relieving Sutures
D. Smeak
LUNCH 12:30 – 1:30 PM
1:30 –
2:30 pm
2:30 –
3:30 pm
Salivary Mucocele
Urethrostomy/otomy
Laryngeal Tie-back
TECA-LBO
PU Dorsal Approach
Forelimb Amputation
B. Case
Chest Drain-Finger Trap
Anal Sacculectomy
Tracheostomy
Vulvarplasty Cystotomy and E-tube Placement, Chest
Urethra Palpation
Drain Placement, Subtotal
Colectomy
Gastropexy Technique
Rapid Splenectomy
BREAK 3:30 – 4:00 PM
4:00 –
5:00 pm
5:00 –
6:00 pm
Skin Flaps
Bladder Wall Resection
RECEPTION 3:30 – 5:00 PM Intestinal Anastomosis
Tension Relieving Sutures
Visceral Organ Biopsy
DINNER 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Hands-on Laboratory
DINNER AT YOUR LEISURE Diaphragmatic Hernia
DINNER 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Lecture/Discussion
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PRACTICAL TECHNIQUES IN SOFT TISSUE SURGERY
Due to popular demand, we’re offering two courses running concurrently,
covering the same material. Please indicate your preferred course,
Group 1: Sunday - Wednesday or Group 2: Monday - Friday, on the registration form.
Imagine spending an entire week learning all you
want to know about abdominal ultrasound, with
training by internationally-renowned, ACVR boarded
radiologists with a passion for teaching.
Designed for beginners through advanced learners,
this course provides a solid foundation for exploring
and mastering the fundamentals of abdominal
diagnostic ultrasound in dogs and cats.
We’ll present didactic material in a friendly and
engaging atmosphere to encourage your
interaction. Our small group setting means you’ll
receive unparalleled hands-on scanning time of
focused objectives as well as tailored instruction
addressing your specific needs and goals.
“The awesome faculty members have been teaching
this course together for a number of years and we
believe we have the best course in small animal
abdominal ultrasound in the world. Come and be a
part of this experience and take advantage of this
tremendous opportunity.” – John Mattoon, DVM,
DACVR
• Develop the technical ability to perform a
complete abdominal ultrasound examination
• Obtain the best images possible by
demonstrating competency of ultrasound
instrumentation
• Appreciate the appearance of normal organs,
variations in normal anatomy, and the
importance of anatomic landmarks in diagnostic
ultrasound
• Demonstrate a working knowledge of the
various disease processes amenable to
diagnostic abdominal ultrasound and appreciate
important limitations
Course notes for Small Animal Abdominal
Ultrasound will only be available in digital format.
1. Nyland and Mattoon, Small Animal Veterinary Diagnostic
Ultrasound, 3rd edition, Elsevier-Saunders, Spring, 2014.
2. Penninck and D’Anjou, Atlas of Small Animal Ultrasound,
Wiley Blackwell, 2008. format.
COURSE LEADERS
Clifford “Kip” R. Berry, DVM,
DACVR
John Mattoon, DVM, DACVR
Clifford “Kip” R. Berry
John Mattoon
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Dr. Berry’s research interests are broad,
with over 70 scientific publications. He is
known for his interest in physiological
imaging, thoracic imaging and diagnostic
ultrasound and is co-editor of the
Textbook of Veterinary Nuclear Medicine.
He has taught and served as course leader
for several different courses at the NAVC
Institute. His passion is for teaching and
clinical research related to multiple
imaging modalities within veterinary
medicine. He has won a number of
teaching awards including the most recent
teacher of the year award from the
graduating senior class (2013) specifically
for his devotion to the teaching of clinical
ultrasound in small animals.
Dr. Mattoon attended Oregon State and
Washington State Universities, earning
the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine
degree in 1984. Following 2 years in
private practice, he entered a radiology
residency at the University of California,
Davis, achieving Diplomate status in the
American College of Veterinary
Radiology in 1989. Dr. Mattoon has
practiced private specialty radiology and
has been on faculty at UC Davis, Oregon
State University, the Atlantic Veterinary
College, The Ohio State University and
Washington State University. He is
currently an Adjunct Professor of
Radiology at Washington State
University. Dr. Mattoon is well known for
his interest in diagnostic ultrasound,
co-editor and author Small Animal
Diagnostic Ultrasound.
George Henry, DVM, DACVR
Martha Moon Larson, DVM, MS,
DACVR
Erin Porter, DVM
Matthew Winter, DVM, DACVR
GROUP 1
SUNDAY, JULY 26
MONDAY, JULY 27
TUESDAY, JULY 28
WEDNESDAY, JULY 29
7:30 –
8:00 am
Introductions
8:00 –
9:00 am
Group A - LAB 1, Intro;
Physics; Scan Optimization
(Lecture)
Group A - LAB 3,
Video Cases
(Lecture)
Lymph Nodes, Great
Vessels, Peritoneum &
Retroperitoneum
Group A - LAB 5,
Adrenals & Pancreas
(Lecture)
C. Berry
J. Mattoon
G. Henry
M. Moon Larson
Group B - LAB 1, US
Group B - LAB 3, US
Differences Between the
Dog and Cat
Group B - LAB 5, Cats - US
9:00 –
10:00 am
G. Henry, J. Mattoon, M. Moon Larson,
M. Winter
C. Berry, G. Henry, M. Moon Larson,
M. Winter
G. Henry, J. Mattoon, E. Porter, M. Winter
Aspirate Station
G. Henry
D. Mauragis
BREAK 10:00 – 10:30 AM
10:30 –
11:30 am
Group B - LAB 1, Intro;
Scan Optimization; Physics
(Lecture)
Group B - LAB 3,
Video Cases
(Lecture)
Neck, Thorax &
Emergency US
Group B - LAB 5,
Adrenals & Pancreas
(Lecture)
C. Berry
J. Mattoon
J. Mattoon
M. Moon Larson
Group A - LAB 3, US
Musculoskeletal &
Ocular US
Group A - LAB 5, Cats - US
11:30 am – Group A -LAB 1, US
12:30 pm
G. Henry, J. Mattoon, M. Moon Larson,
M. Winter
C. Berry, G. Henry, M. Moon Larson,
M. Winter
G. Henry, J. Mattoon, E. Porter, M. Winter
Aspirate Station
J. Mattoon
D. Mauragis
LUNCH 12:30 – 1:30 PM
1:30 –
2:30 pm
2:30 –
3:30 pm
Group A - LAB 2,
Video Cases
(Lecture)
Hepatobiliary
Group B - LAB 4,
Video Cases
(Lecture)
Splenic US
G. Henry
E. Porter
M. Winter
C. Berry
Group B - LAB 2, US
Urogenital US
Group A - LAB 4, US
FNA & Interventional US
What to Remember and
Keeping the Momentum
Going
J. Mattoon, M. Moon Larson, E. Porter,
M. Winter
E. Porter
C. Berry, J. Mattoon, M. Moon Larson,
E. Porter
C. Berry
BREAK 3:30 – 4:00 PM
4:00 –
5:00 pm
5:00 –
6:00 pm
Group B - LAB 2,
Video Cases
(Lecture)
Portosystemic Shunts
Group A - LAB 4,
Video Cases
(Lecture)
G. Henry
M. Winter
G. Henry
Group A - LAB 2, US
Gastrointestinal Tract
Group B - LAB 4, US
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M. Winter
M. Winter
C. Berry, J. Mattoon, M. Moon Larson,
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RECEPTION 3:30 – 5:00 PM
DINNER AT YOUR LEISURE
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Hands-on Laboratory
Lecture/Discussion
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GROUP 2
SMALL ANIMAL ULTRASOUND - GROUP 2
MONDAY, JULY 27
TUESDAY, JULY 28
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Principles
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Splenic US
Group A - LAB 3,
Video Cases
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Group B - LAB 5,
Adrenals & Pancreas
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E. Porter
C. Berry
G. Henry
M. Moon Larson
FNA & Interventional
US
Group B - LAB 3, US
Group A - LAB 5,
Cats - US
9:00 –
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E. Porter
How to Scan:
Group B - LAB 2, US
Techniques for Image
Optimization
C. Berry, J. Mattoon,
M. Moon Larson, M. Winter
E. Porter
G. Henry, J. Mattoon, E. Porter,
M. Winter
C. Berry
C. Berry, M. Moon Larson,
E. Porter, M. Winter
Aspirate Station
C. Berry
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10:30 –
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Hepatobiliary
Group B - LAB 2,
Video Cases
(Lecture)
Musculoskeletal &
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Group B - LAB 4,
Video Cases
(Lecture)
Neck, Thorax &
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E. Porter
E. Porter
E. Porter
M. Winter
J. Mattoon
Group A - LAB 2, US
Review Image
Group A - LAB 4, US
Optimization & Cases
11:30 am – Urogenital US
12:30 pm
C. Berry, G. Henry,
M. Moon Larson, M. Winter
E. Porter
E. Porter
C. Berry, G. Henry,
M. Moon Larson, E. Porter
Reporting US
Findings - What to
Remember and How
to Keep the
Momentum Going
C. Berry, J. Mattoon
LUNCH 12:30 – 1:30 PM
1:30 –
2:30 pm
2:30 –
3:30 pm
Group B - LAB 1,
Video Cases
(Lecture)
Lymph Nodes, Great
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& Retroperitoneum
Group B - LAB 3,
Video Cases
(Lecture)
Group B - LAB 4,
Video Cases
(Lecture)
M. Moon Larson
G. Henry
G. Henry
M. Winter
Group A - LAB 1, US
Differences Between
the Dog & Cat
Group A - LAB 3, US
Group A - LAB 4, US
J. Mattoon, M. Moon Larson,
E. Porter, M. Winter
G. Henry, J. Mattoon,
M. Moon Larson, E. Porter
C. Berry, G. Henry, J. Mattoon,
M. Winter
G. Henry
BREAK 3:30 – 4:00 PM
4:00 –
5:00 pm
5:00 –
6:00 pm
Group A - LAB 1,
Video Cases
(Lecture)
Portosystemic Shunts
M. Moon Larson
M. Winter
Group B - LAB 1, US
Gastrointestinal Tract
RECEPTION
3:30 – 5:00 PM
Group A - LAB 5,
Adrenals & Pancreas
(Lecture)
M. Moon Larson
DINNER AT
YOUR LEISURE
Group B - LAB 5,
Cats - US
G. Henry, J. Mattoon, E. Porter,
M. Winter
C. Berry, G. Henry, J. Mattoon,
E. Porter
M. Winter
DINNER 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Hands-on Laboratory
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Aspirate Station
C. Berry
DINNER 6:00 – 7:30 PM
Lecture/Discussion
COURSE FINISHED
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