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Category: Continuing Education Lectures

Jan-05

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UPCOMING CONTINUING EDUCATION: FEBRUARY 28TH, 2024

EXTRACTION COMPLICATIONS

Presented by, Han Chia, VMD, DAVDC Wednesday, February 28th, 2024
6:30pm – 9:00pm

 

The goal of this CE is to focus on extraction complications that happen during surgery. Attendees will review the anatomy of the skull and troubleshoot each complication. The complications that will be discussed are; root breakage, root tip displacement, intra-op hemorrhage, and iatrogenic damage.

Objectives:

  1. Review the anatomy of the head; identify the nerve, blood vessel, and bone structure
  2. Review extraction steps; understand what can go wrong in each step
  3. Evaluate each complication and formulate an appropriate solution for the individual patient
  4. Learn to create a safety net to prevent/decrease the complication rate

Lecture provides 1 credit of complimentary CE to veterinarians and veterinary technicians through *RACE. 

*RACE-approval pending

LOCATION

Maggiano’s Little Italy
160 N Gulph Rd Suite 205
King of Prussia, PA 19406

REGISTRATION

RSVP by Wednesday, February 21st, 2024

REGISTER TODAY

If you have questions, please contact our Referral Relationship Manager, Jill Graff at (610) 647-2950 ext 134 or email jill.graff@vrcmalvern.com

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Aug-23

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Continuing Education Lectures Veterinarians
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UPCOMING CONTINUING EDUCATION EVENT: SEPTEMBER 26

Diagnostic & Treatment Advances for Urothelial Carcinoma

 

Presented by,
Colleen Martin, DVM, MS, Practice Limited to Oncology
Wednesday, September 26th, 2018
6:00pm

This lecture will review:

  • Overview of the biologic behavior of Urothelial Carcinoma
  • Advances in screening and diagnostics
  • New therapeutic options
  • Outcomes with treatment

 

Lecture provides 1 credit of complimentary CE to veterinarians and veterinary technicians through RACE.

PROGRAM
Complimentary dinner and Meet & Greet starts at 6:00pm. Session begins at 7:00pm followed by Q&A.

LOCATION
VRC
340 Lancaster Ave
Malvern, PA 19355

REGISTRATION
RSVP by Friday, September 21st.

REGISTER TODAY

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May-09

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Continuing Education Lectures Veterinarians
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Upcoming Continuing Education Event: June 20th

Approach to the Acute Abdomen

 

Presented by,
John Anastasio, DVM, DACVECC
Wednesday, June 20th, 2018
6:00pm

Acute abdomen refers to the acute onset of abdominal pain. Rapid diagnosis, hemodynamic stabilization, and treatment of the underlying etiology can lead to improved patient outcomes. We will examine common reasons for acute abdomen and diagnostic tools to  differentiate etiologies in an efficient manner. We will then review a variety of cases that highlight a goal-directed approach to treatment.

 

Lecture provides 1 credit of complimentary CE to veterinarians and veterinary technicians through RACE.

PROGRAM
Complimentary dinner and Meet & Greet starts at 6:00pm. Session begins at 7:00pm followed by Q&A.

LOCATION
VRC
340 Lancaster Ave
Malvern, PA 19355

REGISTRATION
RSVP by Friday, June 15th.

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Mar-26

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Continuing Education Lectures Veterinarians
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Upcoming Continuing Education Event: April 24th 2018

TOO MUCH OF A GOOD THING: ADRENAL HORMONE EXCESS (CUSHING’S AND BEYOND)

 

Presented by,
Justin Guinan, DVM, DACVIM (SAIM)
Tuesday April 24th, 2018
6:00pm

This discussion covers some of the more common adrenal hormone excesses, focusing primarily on hyperadrenocorticism (Cushing’s syndrome) in dogs. We will analyze this common endocrine disorder in terms of pathophysiology, diagnostic options, and treatment – all of which can be frustrating to determine for a patient. Also to be discussed is the controversial phenomenon of sex hormone excess (so called atypical Cushing’s syndrome) in dogs and hyperaldosteronism (Conn’s syndrome) in cats. Case discussions and personal preferences in terms of management will be reviewed.

Lecture provides 1 credit of complimentary CE to veterinarians and veterinary technicians through RACE.

PROGRAM
Complimentary dinner and Meet & Greet starts at 6:00pm. Session begins at 7:00pm followed by Q&A.

LOCATION
VRC
340 Lancaster Ave
Malvern, PA 19355

REGISTRATION
RSVP by Thursday, April 19th.
REGISTER TODAY>>

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