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Small Animal Therapy: Surgery: Orthopaedics, Oncology and Cytology Course with Workshops, Beijing / China, 14 - 18 April 2008 held

Course Master - Orthopaedic Surgery: Dr. Alessandro Piras (I), Prof. Ross Palmer (USA), Dr. Darcie Palmer (USA)
Course Master - Oncosurgery: Dr. Claudio Venzin (CH)
Course Master - Cytology: Dr. Ilse Schwendenwein (A)


Introduction:
This CE programme tackles major issues relevant to daily companion animal veterinary practice. It is based on a systematic approach to disorders related to organ systems and their frequency and significance. Both novel information and proven techniques are covered. The major objective of the programme is to procure problem solving skills. Participants are instructed how to optimize diagnosis and treatment of common disorders in companion.

The teaching is problem oriented using state of the art didactic techniques offered by our experienced ESAVS faculty members, who have been recruited from among the top specialists world around.
The European School for Advanced Veterinary Studies (ESAVS) runs this series of continuing education programmes in cooperation with the Chinese Association of Animal Science and
Veterinary Medicine (CAAS&VM).

The lectures are in English with a consecutive Chinese translation.


Topics in Orthopaedic Surgery with Workshops
  • The AO Philosophy
  • Bone function and vascularity
  • Bone healing under stable and unstable conditions
  • Aseptic techniques and patient preparation
  • Pins and wires, principles and clinical applications
  • Principles and clinical applications of tension band wiring
  • Plates and screws, principles, functions and applications
  • Plate and rod constructs
  • Biomechanics and clinical applications of external skeletal fixation
  • Fractures in the immature patients
  • Principles of treatment of articular fractures
  • Open fractures, treatment principles
  • Osteomyelitis
  • Delayed unions and non unions
  • Bone graft, harvesting sites and clinical applications
  • Bandages and casts
  • Use of prophylactic antibiotic treatment in orthopaedics
  • Implants removal
  • Technical errors

    Practical Part:
  • Examination of the patient during ambulation, station.
  • Palpation and range of motion.
  • Diagnostic manoeuvres for assessment of joint stability of different joints.
  • Surgeon preparation and dressing.
  • Surgical approach to the radius and ulna
  • Surgical approach to the tibia
  • Surgical approaches to the carpal joints
  • Surgical approaches to the tarsal joints
  • Surgical approach to the stifle joint
  • Surgical approach to the shaft of the femur
  • Surgical approaches to the humerus
  • Bandage and cast techniques


    Topics in Onco-Surgery with Workshops
  • Skin flaps:
    - classification
    - rotation flap, transposition flap, advancement flap, distant flap
    - thoracodorsal flap, caudal superficial epigastric flap
    - suture material
    - principles of skin suture
    - tension line
    - correction of dog ears
    - release technique

  • Basic:
    - tumor staging
    - distribution of tumors in dogs and cats
    - Classification of resection
    - Biopsy technique
    - Curative/palliative surgery

  • Mandibulectomy:
    - anatomy of the mandible
    - intraoral tumors survival time
    - classification of the mandibulectomy
    - hemimandibulectomy
    - complications

  • Maxillectomy:
    - anatomy
    - classifications
    - type of tumors
    - diagnosis
    - rostral maxillectomy
    - central maxillectomy
    - caudal maxillectomy
    - complications
    - postoperativ care
    - prognosis

  • Biological behaviour of:
    - melanoma
    - squamous cell carcinoma
    - fibrosarcoma
    - osteosarcoma
    - epulid
    - papilloma

  • Anesthesia:
    - local anesthesia
    - block anesthesia ( N. infraorbitalis, N. mentalis, N. alveolaris mandibularis)

  • Nutrition:
    - enteral nutrition
    - energy mass
    - different typs of nutrition


    Topics in Cytology with Workshops
  • Round cell tumour
  • Mesenchymal tumour
  • Epithelial tumour
  • Non neoplastic tumour
  • Inflammatory lesion 1
  • Inflammatory lesion 2



    We are sorry but this course is already fully booked!
    New registrations will be placed on the waiting list.

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  • Tuition fee for the CAAS&VM (Chinese Association of Animal Science and Veterinary Medicine) members: CNY 5.500,-- / ~EURO 550,--

  • Tuition fee: EURO 1.100,--


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