Webinar Archive

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This webinar will guide you step by step through the measures involved in dealing with skin and subcutaneous tumours in dogs.

Cranial cruciate disease is one of the most common orthopaedic conditions in dogs and a huge variety of surgical treatment options exist. This webinar reviews the diagnostic and therapeutic approach to the cruciate deficient stifle including surgical and non-surgical treatment options.

In this webinar, we will broadly approach the whole clinical picture of gastric dilatation and volvulus. There will be discussion on the diagnosis, preoperative, intraoperative and post-operative management of GDV to equip you with the knowledge of tackling this emergency problem in dogs.

This webinar focusses specifically on the role of veterinary nurses to reduce the risk of surgical site infections. Useful tips are given to help minimise post-operative complications due to contamination.

Physical rehabilitation is often beneficial following injury or surgery for various neurological disorders. This webinar will discuss the fundamentals of neurological rehabilitation highlighting the importance of neural feedback and gait training. Along with providing knowledge to assess and treat these cases on a daily basis while in hospital, and, to be able to develop tailor made home programs of the basic therapeutic exercises to enhance neural recovery.

This webinar will discuss diagnostic investigation of the vomiting +/- patient, including imaging and endoscopy. We will look at how to achieve good surgical gastrointestinal biopsies and the pros and cons of surgical vs endoscopic biopsies. We will explore surgical options for patients with obstructive disease and look briefly at medical control of vomiting or diarrhoea.

Recovery of patient from anaesthesia is a critical and often overlooked time. This webinar will look at supporting the patient through this important period including monitoring techniques, techniques for administering oxygen for respiratory support, pain scoring and analgesia, cardiovascular support and detection of problems.