VetClick
Menu Menu
Login

VetClick

/ Calendar
Saturday, 25th March 2023 | 7,176 veterinary jobs online | 76 people actively seeking work | 5,365 practices registered

CPD, Courses, Webinars & Events

Filter
My Filters
Post a vacancy
Add your CV
Set up a jobs email

Feline Orthopaedics: The Pelvis And Hindlimb (Intermediate Level)Tuesday 21 Nov

University of Nottingham

2 weeks ago
15 views

Date: Tuesday 21st November, 2023 - Tuesday 21st November, 2023
Start time: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Duration: 8 hour(s)
Cost: £563

By the end of this course, you will be able to:

- Safe surgical dissection for common orthopaedic conditions of the feline pelvis, hip and femur

- Appropriate implant selection, placement & fracture stabilisation techniques for
- sacroiliac luxation,
- hip luxation,

- femoral fracture repair; capital physeal, femoral neck & femoral diaphysis

Who is it for?

This intermediate level course is a highly practical course based on common orthopaedic conditions of the hindlimb. Practical dissection time will be maximised, and theoretical teaching time will be minimised. Topics to be covered can be adjusted to suit the delegates learning requirements, depending on class size, disparity of requirements and delegate requests. This will be determined by completion of a pre-course questionnaire and used to define leaning objectives specifically tailored to the delegates. Required delegate attributes:- Previous experience of orthopaedic surgery - Basic tissue instrument handling skills. - Knowledge how to apply locking and non-locking plates i.e. DCPs and LCPDLPs .Topics to be covered:- Surgical approach to the feline hip - Surgical approach to the feline ilial wing ilial body - Surgical approach to the femur - Hip: capital physeal fracture repair, hip luxation stabilisation, femoral head and neck excision arthroplasty - Ilial body fracture repair - Sacroiliac fracture luxation - Femoral diaphyseal fracture repair

Number of CPD hours this event can be recorded as

8 hours

Registration and Booking

Click here to reserve your place


More from University of Nottingham