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Emergency and Critical Care II, Berne / Switzerland, 22 - 26 June 2009 held

Course Master: Prof. Dr. David Spreng DECVS, DACVECC (CH)
Co-Lecturers: Dr. Nadja Sigrist DACVECC (CH); Dr. Elke Rudloff, DVM, DACVECC (USA); Dr. Thierry Francey DACVIM (SIAM) (CH); Dr.Ariane Schweighauser (CH); Dr.Judith Howard DACVIM (SIAM) (CH)


OVERVIEW

This advanced veterinary course in Emergency / Critical Care in Small Animals will focus on intensive care with main topics on Sepsis / Septic Shock / SIRS, advanced fluid therapy and monitoring in the ICU, respiratory failure and mechanical ventilation. Practical work will include an advanced wet lab in emergency surgery and much more.

This course is open to new-comers.


TOPICS

  • Fluid therapy - advanced
  • Transfusion medicine
  • Sepsis - advanced
  • Rule of 20
  • Blood gas: acid-base
  • Blood gas: oxygenation and ventilation
  • Introduction to mechanical ventilation
  • Mechanical ventilation: cases
  • Lab: thoracic procedures
  • Lab: thoracic surgery
  • Emergency management of the patient with ARF
  • Peritoneal dialysis
  • Hemodialysis
  • FLUTD
  • Lab: urinary catheter, peritoneal catheter, CVC
  • Parenteral nutrition
  • Dystochia
  • Pyometra
  • Neonates
  • Acute pancreatitis
  • Acute abdomen: surgical indications
  • Lab: abdominal surgery
  • DIC / coagulation
  • Reperfusion injury
  • Hematology
  • CPCR theory
  • Lab: CPCR


    PROGRAM

    Monday, 22 June 2009: Fluids/Sepsis

    09.00-09.45 How to design an ER and ICU
    09.45-10.15 Coffee Break
    10.15-11.00 Advanced fluid therapy
    11.00-11.45 Advanced fluid therapy
    11.45-13.00 Lunch
    13.00-14.00 Sepsis and septic shock
    14.00-14.45 Transfusion medicine
    14.45-15.15 Coffee Break
    15.15-16.00 Cases: The first 5 minutes: When time means everything
    16.00-17.00 Cases: The first 5 minutes: When time means everything

    Tuesday, 23 June 2009: Respiration

    08.00-09.00 Blood gas: Acid-base
    09.00-09.45 Blood gas: Oxygenation and ventilation
    09.45-10.15 Coffee Break
    10.15-11.00 Rule of 20
    11.00-11.45 Introduction to mechanical ventilation
    11.45-13.00 Lunch
    13.00-14.00 More mechanical ventilation
    14.00-14.45 Mechanical ventilation (monitoring and nursing)
    14.45-15.15 Coffee Break
    15.15-16.00 Lab: Thoracic procedures; Cases: Blood gas
    16.00-17.00 Lab: Thoracic surgery; Cases: Blood gas

    Wednesday, 24 June 2009: Abdomen

    08.00-09.00 Journal club
    09.00-09.45 Acute abdomen: Surgical indications
    09.45-10.15 Coffee Break
    10.15-11.00 Acute pancreatitis
    11.00-11.45 Peritonitis: Open vs closed abdomen
    11.45-13.00 Lunch
    13.00-14.00 Emergency management of the patient with ARF
    14.00-14.45 Peritoneal dialysis
    14.45-15.15 Coffee Break
    15.15-16.00 Hemodialysis
    16.00-17.00 ARF and the lungs

    Thursday, 25 June 2009: Coagulation

    08.00-09.00 Review of hemostasis
    09.00-09.45 Hypo- and hypercoagulability
    09.45-10.15 Coffee Break
    10.15-11.00 Coagulation disorders of critical illness: case
    11.00-11.45 IMHA and ITP
    11.45-13.00 Lunch
    13.00-14.00 Neonates
    14.00-14.45 Lab: Abdominal surgery
    14.45-15.15 Coffee Break
    15.15-16.00 Lab: Abdominal surgery
    16.00-17.00 Lab: Abdominal surgery

    Friday, 26 June 2009: Miscallaneous

    08.00-09.00 Parenteral nutrition
    09.00-09.45 Severe gastroenteritis
    09.45-10.15 Coffee Break
    10.15-11.00 Hematology/cytology
    11.00-11.45 Cases: Cytology
    11.45-13.00 Lunch
    13.00-14.00 CPCR theory
    14.00-14.45 Lab: CPCR
    14.45-15.15 Coffee Break
    15.15-16.00 Lab: CPCR
    16.00-17.00 Final discussion


    Emergency and Critical Care II 2009 - subject to change


    ATF credit hours (Akademie für Tierärtzliche Fortbildung, Germany): 33
    (for Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg)

    CPD points (Continuing Professional Developement): 40
    Please also see ESAVS Certficate Program (ECSAVP)


    ONLINE MATERIAL

    Course Notes

    Distance Learning


    COURSE LOCATION

    Hotel and Travel Information

    Hotels starting from 59,00 Euros
    per night
    (Please
    enter Berne and Switzerland and select hostels in the city centre for easiest public transport to the course location)

    City:

    Country:

    Arrival:
    (M/D/YYYY)
    Departure:
    (M/D/YYYY)
    Hostels ranging from 34,00 - 57,00 Euros per night (Please enter Bern, Switzerland as location and select hostels in the city centre for easiest public transport to the course location)






    REGISTRATION

    We are sorry but this course is now fully booked. New registrations will be placed on the 2009 waiting list until a vacancy becomes available on the course.

    Tuition fee: EURO 1.900,--
    Early registration: EURO 1.800,-- (deadline for early registration: 31st January 2009)

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