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Equine Dentistry Basic Course, Hannover / Germany, 31 August - 4 September 2009 heldCourse Master: Dr. Peter Fahrenkrug DEVDC (DE)Co-lecturers: Dr. Peter Stelzer OVERVIEW Equine Dentistry Basic Course with Workshop During the five days of this equine course veterinarians will be taught to diagnose and treat dental problems in horses. Starting with an update in equine oral anatomy, participants will receive information regarding: developmental, traumatic and age-related malocclusions and defects including equine oral X-ray techniques and common pathological findings. A majority of the full range of instruments will be available for hands-on use. Standard techniques including: sedation, nerve blocks and examination procedures will be extensively practised on wet specimens in the pathology department, followed by a full day of practical hands-on treatment on numerous live horses at the famous Hannoveranian National Stud Farm. The participants will be split into groups, each group will make a diagnosis and treatment plan for a single horse. Afterwards they will check their results with the lecturers and if correct, conduct the treatment or they will have to re-access their findings and diagnosed treatment prior to treating the animal. Each case will be documented with digital photographs and will be discussed with the whole group, so that each participant is made aware of each case. If there are rare or unusual findings in a case, all participants will work together to come to a conclusion. Participants are encouraged to bring their own instruments and will be trained to optimize the use of them and recognize any defects. On the last course-day there will be a discussion of all the findings from the treatment sessions and develop a structured plan for a rational and systematic approach to standard equine dentistry. The group will benefit from the expertise of the course masters and lectures. TOPICS PROGRAM Monday, 31 August 2009: 09.00-18.00 hrs Welcome, Introduction A Short History of Veterinary Dentistry Film: Erwin Becker: “Once a year” Anatomy of the teeth and oral structures Basics: Nomenclature, Aging, Anaesthesia/Sedation, Diagnostics, Instrumentation for diagnosing and documentation Diagnostic Imaging : X-Rays, Szintigraphie, CT, Endoscopy Instrumentation : various rotating devices and other helpful things: Pro`s and Con’s , practical organization of the work Tuesday, 01 September 2009: 09.00-18.00 hrs Standard Therapy Management of Wolf Teeth and Deciduous Teeth Simple extractions Equilibration of the Occlusion, Occlusal Pathology Evaluation of X-rays, Diagnostics, Diseases of the sinuses, Therapy Clinical Findings, associated diseases Wednesday, 02 September 2009: 09.00-18.00 hrs PRACTICAL in the dissection room Thursday, 03 September 2009:08.30-18.00 hrs PRACTICAL on live horses in the Celle State Stud Farm (Transportation by private Cars) Friday, 04 September 2009: 09.00-16.00 hrs Discussion and evaluation of the Celle live Horse cases The role of Lay people in equine Dentistry Practical organizational hints How much does it cost? Questions and answers Farewell and Good-Bye 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) COURSE LOCATION  Hotel and Travel Information
Hostels ranging from 15,00 - 40,00 Euros per night: (Please enter Hannover, Germany as location and select hostels in the city centre for easiest public transport to the course location) REGISTRATION Tuition fee: EURO 1.690,-- Early registration: EURO 1.590,-- (deadline for early registration: 31 March 2009) We thank following companies for supporting this course: |
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