Neurology: Basic Neurosurgery, 17th - 21st June 2024, Berne (Switzerland)
Learning outcomes:
- Identify the indications for hemi-/minihemilaminectomy +/- fenestration
- Ventral slot
- Dorsal laminectomy (LS)
- CSF puncture
- Muscle and nerve biopsies
- List complications of the above mentioned procedures and recount how to avoid them
- Describe the procedures for the above described surgical approaches
- Operate the surgical approaches of the above mentioned surgical procedures
- Critically reflect the best approach to the clinical condition of the patient – surgical vs. non-surgical and advise the best surgical procedure for the individual patient
- Design a treatment plan for the individual patient beyond surgery
Further Details available on the ESAVS website: https://www.esavs.eu/events/neurosurgery24/
Registration: https://esavs.eventsair.com/registration-adv/request/Site/Register
Welcome to the 36th ESVN-ECVN Symposium!
This year Symposium will be held in Porto at the Alfandega, on the 13th and 14th of September 2024
The main topic of the symposium is Neuro-Ophthalmology. This is a topic that has not been covered before in our community so we have lined up a combination of keynote lectures from veterinary ophthalmologists (Claudia Hartley), diagnostic imagers (Fraser McConnell) and human neuro-ophthalmologists (Dr. João Lemos) to review the latest knowledge on the subject. We have even included a cheeky lecture on Sustainability in Veterinary Practice (Ellie West) to raise awareness of this important concept, often overlooked in our profession.
The Residents’ Day will be held in the same venue as the main Symposium on the 12th (Thursday) and the topic is Anatomy and imaging of the head. All are welcome to join in these useful review sessions lead by Elsa Beltran, Claudia Hartley and Fraser McConnell.
Neurosurgery Workshop Valencia by VetCam Education Para Medicos Veterinarios
6-9 June 2024 in Valencia, Spain
This Neurosurgery course will address basic procedures for non experienced Surgeons/Neurologists and more advanced selected procedures for veterinarians and neurologists with a greater surgical experience who are already into clinical neurology, with a neurological localization capacity in their practice.
The course will focus on brain and spinal surgery, including fixation techniques for spine fractures and luxations. The course will have a theoretical time, based on a detailed description of the surgical technique and clinical cases approach which will allow the participant to develop a clinical reasoning for solving problems from a therapeutical point of view.
Wet-lab will include practice for small groups (three for each cadaver/ total of 21 practitioners) and will allow participants to develop their surgical skills in every session. allowing them to reach their mayor potential on each of them.
Webinar on Clamping Down on Dangerous Dogs
Thursday, 7 March 2024 between 9:30 AM — 1:00 PM GMT, online
48th World Small Animal Veterinary Association Congress and the 28th FECAVA Eurocongress (WSAVA 2023)
Celebrating the 26th APMVEAC Congress together with the XIX FIAVAC Congress
27 – 29 September 2023 Lisbon, Portugal
Experience an event that is so much more than just a Congress - join the gathering of the global veterinary community at WSAVA 2023 in beautiful Lisbon, Portugal!
Event, 26/06/2023
Neuropathology and its application in MRI interpretation – ESAVS 5-day Course