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About VetExtra |
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VetExtra
was established by veterinary surgeons experienced in delivering quality
CPD. Our aim is to provide local
veterinary CPD in Scotland, the North of England and Northern Ireland at
affordable prices. Discover more about
forthcoming VetExtra courses in your area by following the links below. Contact
VetExtra on: info@Vet-Extra.co.uk
or Tel: 07816 684917 |
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Scotland and North of England Day Meetings |
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Common Canine and
Feline Neurological Disorders in Practice. Durham, Wednesday 10th September, 2008 Tutor: Jacques Penderis, Head of Clinical Neurology, Glasgow Vet School These lectures will
provide a recap on neurological disorders commonly seen in dogs and cats in
practice. Using extensive video clips and case studies, the focus of the
meeting will be on the clinical investigation and treatment options, ensuring
a practical and relevant meeting. Course Fee: £195 (inclusive) Includes tuition, course notes, refreshments and lunch |
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Rabbit
Medicine and Surgery in Practice Cumbernauld,
Wednesday 21st January, 2009 Durham,
Wednesday 28th January, 2009 Tutor: Anna
Meredith, Head of Exotic and Wildlife
Services, Edinburgh Vet School Rabbits are now an
integral and important part of the small animal practice caseload, and owners
have increasing expectations of the quality of veterinary care provided for
their pets. This day course will cover
everything you need to know to deal with rabbits more confidently and
effectively. Course Fee: £220 (inclusive) Includes tuition, course notes, refreshments and lunch |
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Orthopaedic Case Challenges in Small Animal Practice. Durham,
Wednesday 25th February, 2009 Cumbernauld,
Thursday 26th February, 2009 Tutor: Martin Owen,
European and RCVS Specialist in Small Animal Surgery (Orthopaedics),
University of Bristol Orthopaedics presents
its own set of unique [and often unforgiving!] challenges. Using an interactive, case-based format,
this one day course will discuss the fundamentals of orthopaedic examination,
highlighting tips and techniques for frequently encountered musculoskeletal
problems. Course Fee: £220 (inclusive) Includes tuition, course notes, refreshments and lunch |
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Durham,
Wednesday 11th March, 2009 Cumbernauld,
Wednesday 18th March, 2009 Tutor: Danielle Gunn
Moore, RCVS Specialist in Feline Medicine, Edinburgh Vet School This day meeting will
be very practical, case-driven and interactive. Lectures will include discussion of
geriatric medicine in general, cognitive dysfunction syndrome,
osteoarthritis, acute and chronic renal failure, systemic hypertension,
pancreatitis, diabetes mellitus, hyperthyroidism, bladder stones and many
more! Course Fee: £220 (inclusive) Includes tuition, course notes, refreshments and lunch |
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Scotland Evening Meetings |
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Interpreting
Abdominal Radiographs in Small Animal Practice. Cumbernauld, Wednesday 17th September, 2008 Tutor: Gawain Hammond, European Specialist in Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging, Glasgow Vet School The meeting will be
based around developing an approach to interpretation of abdominal
radiographs of dogs and cats, using a range of clinical examples. There will also be discussion of urinary
contrast studies, and the talks will be accompanied by interactive case
interpretation allowing delegates to gain confidence in the radiological
diagnosis of abdominal disease. Course Fee: £60 (inclusive) Includes tuition, course notes and light buffet supper. |
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Diagnosis and
therapeutics of liver disease in practice. Cumbernauld, Wednesday 29th October, 2008 Tutor: Mark Jackson, Senior Lecturer in Internal Medicine, Glasgow Vet School Management of patients
with liver disease can be challenging, fun and rewarding. Or, it can be challenging, frustrating and
depressing. Using a problem oriented case
based approach you should develop the confidence to view these patients with
renewed optimism.. Course Fee: £60 (inclusive) Includes tuition, course notes and light buffet supper. |
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Cardiac
Therapeutics in Small Animals. Cumbernauld, Wednesday 26th November, 2008 Tutor: Paul Wotton, Head of Cardiology, Glasgow Vet School This evening meeting
will focus on the presentation, diagnosis and treatment of the most important
types of acquired cardiac disease seen in and cats, emphasising practical
tips to increase understanding and confidence in diagnosis, and consideration
of treatment options for heart failure and common arrhythmias. Interaction
and questions based on attendees' own cases will be encouraged.. Course Fee: £60 (inclusive) Includes tuition, course notes and light buffet supper. |
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