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Small Animal Minimally Invasive Surgery Practical Laparoscopy 20th & 21st Sept 2022

Central CPD

3 years ago
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Date: Tuesday 20th September, 2022 - Wednesday 21st September, 2022
Start time: 10:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Duration: 14 hour(s)
Cost: £949

This two-day laparoscopy course is designed for clinicians in general practice with basic skills or no previous experience in rigid endoscopy. An overview of selection and care of the instruments required for everyday procedures in both dogs and cats will give delegates the knowledge to invest in the correct equipment for their practice caseload. We will then move on to the diagnostic and basic surgical procedures that can be performed with these minimally invasive techniques in both species, including ovariectomy, ovariohysterectomy and organ biopsy.Short lecture-based sessions covering indications, complications and basic theoretical outlines of procedures will be followed by practical dry lab sessions with laparoscopic trainers, and practical cadaver-based sessions allowing delegates to gain the practical skills needed to perform these minimally invasive surgeries back in practice.Topics to be covered include:Selection, handling and care of rigid endoscopes and equipment, including how to set up and operate the endoscopy imaging chainCleaning and storage of endoscopic equipmentWhat can be done minimally invasively in general practice?Indications, procedures and techniques in:Approach to the abdomenLaparoscopic organ biopsyLaparoscopic ovariectomy/ovariohysterectomyLaparoscopic cryptorchidectomy, gastropexy, cystoscopyDiscussion of cases

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Vet surgeon

Number of CPD hours this event can be recorded as

14 hours

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