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4-7 April 2019 Birmingham, UK

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JOIN US AT BSAVA CONGRESS 2019

CUTTING-EDGE INDUSTRY

PHILIP LHERMETTEBSAVA President

SUE MURPHYBSAVA Congress Programme Committee Chair

GRAEME ECKFORDBSAVA Congress Chair

Don’t forget all practising nurses and vets can attend the exhibition and Arena CPD for free. These top companies are already booked to join us in April…

Keep an eye out for many more joining over the coming months…

AT CONGRESS

S C I E N T I F I CTM

INNOVATION AND INCLUSIVITYEvery inch of Congress 2019 has been crafted with you in mind. From the varied programme, to the largest small animal focussed exhibition in Europe, the whole event is designed by a team of volunteer vets and nurses.

Alongside international speakers and experts, the

programme is underpinned by the current needs of

our profession providing topical, clinically relevant

and evidence-based content within a fi rst-class

learning environment.

Congress continually evolves, and (amongst

countless highlights) 2019 includes an Advanced

Practitioner stream, and a new interview format in

Immunology. We have new themes running across

many streams to ensure the content is delivered in an

accessible format. Due to popular demand the

ophthalmology stream makes a return in 2019, and

we have increased the capacity of the incredibly

well-received cardiology sessions.

Our new stream of non-clinical CPD, Beyond the Clinics,

received a fantastic reception in 2018 and we continue

to provide this holistic support with lectures including

how to drive day-to-day e� ciencies, looking after

physical health and how to build a career by design.

The Congress exhibition is the only place to see the

latest products, innovations and services all focused on

the needs of the small animal vet and veterinary nurse.

It’s also completely free to attend – so if you are a vet,

nurse or work in practice and don’t have time for

lectures, make sure you take advantage of booking a

free exhibition pass online.

The exhibition is also a fantastic location to access

relevant CPD from leading companies, and in an exciting

development for next April, a new lecture theatre will be

built within the exhibition fl oor, meaning access to latest

industry insight has never been so easy.

Not only is the education inspiring, but we have a full

social programme to help you unwind. Movie Night

continues, and our V19 Beach Party is the place to be on

Saturday Night.

Join us this April to create inspiring moments and forge life-long friendships.

BSAVA CONGRESS 2019 PREVIEW 3

Submit an abstract for your chance to inspire the profession in 2019; focus on any veterinary subject, announce

the preliminary results of a new study, describe interesting cases or discuss new techniques. Submissions from

those in general practice are especially encouraged. Find out more at www.bsavacongress.com/abstracts and

submit between 17 September and 24 October 2018.

INSPIRE THE PROFESSION AT CONGRESS

With countless opportunities to network, catch-up and let loose, Congress is the social event of the veterinary calendar.

V19 Beach Party on Saturday night is packed full of bands, buskers, comedy and food from around the world. Plus, join

us in the exhibition for complementary drinks every evening, catch a relaxed showing at Movie Night, enjoy a coastal

cookout on Sunday and so much more!

WORK HARD, PLAY HARD AT CONGRESS


THURSDAY 4 APRILHall 1 Hall 3 Hall 4 Hall 5 Hall 6 Hall 7 Hall 8

MY TOP TIPS IN… OBESITY SURGICAL COMPLICATIONS ONCOLOGY

RCVSEXOTICS

DEALING WITH MDR STAPHYLOCOCCAL

INFECTIONS

08:30–09:15

NeurologyRick LeCouteur (USA)

08:30–09:15

The principles of weight

management: using scientific evidence

to maximise successAlex German (UK)

08:30–09:15

My wound broke down: what now?Mickey Tivers (UK)

08:30–09:15

Paraneoplastic syndromes

Erik Teske (NL)

08:30–09:15

Professional outcomes review:

looking to the futureStephen May (UK)

08:30–09:15

Updates on rabbit medicine & surgery

Chris Mans (USA)

08:30–09:15

The lab report says MRSP: what do I need to know?

Anette Loe�er (UK)

09:25–10:10

OncologyGerry Polton (UK)

09:25–10:10

The practicalities of weight

management: making it work in

your practiceGeorgia Woods (UK)

09:25–10:10

My enterotomy is leaking: what now?

Mickey Tivers (UK)

09:25–10:10

Biopsies: getting good resultsJon Bray (UK)

09:25–10:10

RCVS Mind Matters Initiative: disclosure

TBC

09:25–10:10

Sedation, analgesia and anaesthesia in

small mammalsChris Mans (USA)

09:25–10:10

Tough choices: treatment options

for MRSP pyodermaAnette Loe�er (UK)

Morning Tea & Co�ee Break

11:05–11:50

ReproductionGary England (UK)

11:05–11:50

Tackling the obese patient with

concurrent disease: what are your

priorities?Alex German (UK)

11:05–11:50

Having di�cult conversations

Christine Magrath (UK)

11:05–11:50

Pathology reports: what a clinician needs to knowErik Teske (NL)

11:05–11:50

RCVS Mind Matters Initiative: &me live

part ITBC

11:05–11:50

Managing chelonian shell disorders

Chris Mans (USA)

11:05–11:50

Top hygiene tips for dealing with multi-drug resistant skin pathogens

in practiceAnette Loe�er (UK)

DERMATOPHYTOSIS12:00–12:45

Soft tissue surgeryMickey Tivers (UK)

12:00–12:45

Can obesity be prevented?

Alex German (UK)

12:00–12:45

Something is bleeding:

what now?Rachel Hattersley (UK)

12:00–12:45

Is advanced imaging always better?

Gerry Polton (UK)

12:00–12:45

RCVS Mind Matters Initiative: &me live

part IITBC

12:00–12:45

Avian clinical techniques

Chris Mans (USA)

12:00–12:45

Dermatophytosis casebook: common impersonators and

atypical presentationsSusan Paterson (UK)

REPRODUCTION Lunch in Arena Birmingham

14:05–14:50

CardiologyRuth Willis (UK)

14:05–14:50

Hormonal testingGary England (UK)

14:05–14:50

I didn’t get surgical margins: what now?

Mickey Tivers (UK)

14:05–14:50

Planning oncological surgery

Jon Bray (UK)

14:05–14:50

VN Futures: a VN’s guide to wellbeing

Laura Black (UK)

14:05–14:50

Clinical applications of rabbit endoscopy

Paolo Selleri (IT)

14:05–14:50

Is it a false positive? Current

recommendations for diagnosis of

dermatophytosisSusan Paterson (UK)

15:00–15:45

Orthopaedic surgery

Duncan Barnes (UK)

15:00–15:45

Managing the pregnant bitch

Angelika von Heimendahl (UK)

15:00–15:45

I left a urolith behind: what now?

Rachel Hattersley (UK)

15:00–15:45

Chemotherapy: the basics

Erik Teske (NL)

15:00–15:45

VN Futures: a VN’s guide to the

Practice Standards Scheme

Liz Cox (UK)

15:00–15:45

Clinical applications of reptile endoscopy

Paolo Selleri (IT)

15:00–15:45

Managing multiples: dermatophytosis disease outbreaksSusan Paterson (UK)

Afternoon Tea & Co�ee Break

President’s Welcome,

BSAVA Awards and

Keynote Lecture with MATTHEW

SYED

Hall 1

15:50–16:35

Managing parturition: when do

I reach for the scalpel?

Angelika von Heimendahl (UK)

15:50–16:35

Oncology treatments: new

and on the horizonGerry Polton (UK)

15:50–16:35

VN Futures: a VN’s guide to Schedule 3

and DelegationJulie Dugmore (UK)

15:50–16:35

Top tips for ferret surgery

Paolo Selleri (IT)

MATTHEW SYED

Join one of the world’s most

influential thinkers in the field of high performance and cultural change,

Mathew Syed, as he discusses how to build a mindset of

continuous improvement in the

context of a complex and fast-changing

world.

16:40–17:25

First 48 hoursSylvia Chastant (FR)

16:40–17:25

VN Futures: a VN’s guide to Advanced Practitioner StatusSusan Howarth (UK)

16:40–17:25

Reptile diagnostic imaging

Paolo Selleri (IT)

17:00–19:00 Drinks in the Exhibition


VETERINARY MANAGEMENT OPEN TO ALLNURSING PRACTICAL BEYOND THE CLINICS ADVANCE PURCHASE REQUIREDINTERACTIVE

Hyatt Ballroom Hall 9 Hall 10 Hall 11 Kingston Theatre Venues as listed Austin Court

NEW TO BUSINESS LEADERSHIP OPHTHALMOLOGY CONSULTATIONS GENERAL NURSING OTHER CPD CLINICAL ABSTRACTS

08:30–09:15

Leadership: the art of managing

uncertainty in veterinary

practiceBrian Faulkner (UK)

08:15–09:00

Common eye conditions: medical and

surgicalCharlotte Dawson

(UK)

08:15–09:00

Surgical nursing clinics

Nicola Ackerman (UK)

08:15–09:00

Mentoring and supporting students

Andrea Je�ery (UK)

Thursday 4 April

Hall 5, ICC20:00

Join us for a relaxed

showing on Thursday evening.

Film to be announced later

this year.

08:00–09:00Executive 1, ICC

SMALL GROUP SESSION – VETBreakfast with a specialist

Gary England (UK)

09:00–11:00Birmingham Medical School

WETLABDental radiography

Peter Haseler (UK)


WETLABRabbit dentistry

John Robinson (UK)


WETLABBasic eye surgeryBen Blacklock (UK)

Elena Fenollosa-Romero (UK)


WETLABDental radiography

Peter Haseler (UK)


WETLABRabbit dentistry

John Robinson (UK)

08:30–17:00

Clinical Abstracts

Short talks throughout the day

showcasing the forefront of

veterinary science, with poster

presentations in the foyer of the Arena

Birmingham09:25–10:10

Acquiring the ‘right’ to lead: the

di�erence between

knowledge and self-belief

Brian Faulkner (UK)

09:10–09:55

Surgical preparation and instrumentation for ophthalmic

patientsCharlotte Dawson

(UK)

09:10–09:55

Advanced practitioner RVN and consulting:

an updateJo Hinde (UK)

09:10–09:55

Infection control: a challenge for the whole teamLouise O’Dwyer

(UK)


11:05–11:50

Leadership and culture: two sides of the same coinBrian Faulkner (UK)

10:50–11:35

Post-op nursing considerations for

ophthalmic patientsCharlotte Dawson

(UK)

10:50–11:35

How to implement

running a clinicHelen Tottey (UK)

10:50–11:35

Lungworm: should we be

worried?Emily Thomas (UK)

NEUROLOGY12:00–12:45

Leading your sub-team managers

Brian Faulkner (UK)

11:45–12:30

How to do more clinics

Helen Tottey (UK)

11:45–12:30

Where have all the nurses gone and why are they

leaving?Andrea Je�ery (UK)

11:45–12:30

Nursing the brain injury patient

Holly Smith (UK)

Lunch in Arena Birmingham POSTGRADUATE CERTIFICATE

14:05–14:50

Setting up from scratch

Brian Faulkner (UK)

13:50–14:35

Nursing and rehabilitating patients with

neuromuscular disease

Joe Fenn (UK)

13:50–14:35

Communication skills for

consulting nursesHelen Tottey (UK)

13:50–14:35

Nursing and treatment options

for the hyperthyroid cat

Suzanne Rudd (UK)

14:00–15:00

Award ceremony


SMALL GROUP SESSION – OPEN TO ALL

Dispensing errorsMichael Stanford (UK)

14:00–17:00Birmingham

Medical SchoolWETLAB

Basic eye surgeryBen Blacklock (UK)

Elena Fenollosa-Romero (UK)


SMALL GROUP SESSION – VET

Emergency thoracic and abdominal radiology

Raquel Salgüero (SP) Jennifer Kinns (UK)



Dental radiographyPeter Haseler (UK)



Rabbit dentistryJohn Robinson (UK)

15:00–15:45

So you’re now a Clinical Director.

Help!Brian Faulkner (UK)

14:45–15:30

Rehabilitation post spinal

surgeryHolly Smith (UK)

14:45–15:30

Medical clinics: what can we be

doing?Nicola Ackerman

(UK)

14:45–15:30

Ill communication:

e�ective team handovers

Louise O’Dwyer (UK)

15:00–17:00

Case studies

Afternoon Tea & Co�ee Break



FRIDAY 5 APRILHall 1 Hall 3 Hall 4 Hall 5 Hall 6 Hall 7 Hall 8

OPHTHALMOLOGYCLINICAL PATHOLOGY

ON A BUDGET HAEMATOLOGYDENTISTRY

in association with BVDA STUDENT STREAM PR AND MARKETING BOURGELAT(STATE OF THE ART)

08:30–10:10

The cracked or dirty windshield:

disorders of the ocular surface

Caryn Plummer (USA)

08:30–09:15

Getting more for no more from your

laboratoryIan Ramsey (UK)

08:30–09:15

Approach to anaemia

Vicki Black (UK)

08:30–09:15

Odontogenic tumours

Philippe Hennet (FR)

08:30–08:50The 10 minute consult:

dealing with problem earsHelping practices with the latest top

tips and positive PR

08:30–09:15

Imaging the adrenals

Raquel Salgüero (SP)08:55–09:15

The 10 minute consult: itchy and scratchy – approach to

the pruritic dog in 10 minutes

09:25–10:10

Cytology: fine-needle aspirate

techniques and solid lumps

Kathleen Tennant (UK)

09:25–10:10

Transfusion medicine

Dan Lewis (UK)

09:25–10:10

Jaw opening and closing disorders


09:25–09:45The 10 minute consult:

my dog is drinking buckets! – PU/PD

Jen Stallwood (UK)

09:25–10:10

Atypical hypoadreno-

corticismMichael Herrtage (UK)09:50–10:10

The 10 minute consult: skinny kitties

Fiona Whitworth (UK)

Morning Tea & Co�ee Break BIG ISSUES

11:05–11:50

The “bulging eye”: how do I know, how

do I treat?Ron Ofri (IL)

11:05–11:50

Cytology: don’t forget the blood

smearKathleen Tennant (UK)

11:05–11:50

Management of IMHA

James Swann (UK)

11:05–11:50

Flap techniques in palatal surgery


11:05–11:50

Images: what can you see?

Vicki Black (UK)

A series of hot topics and

thought-provoking lectures, debating some of the big

issue areas faced by the veterinary

profession today

11:05–11:50

Diagnosis of canine hyperadrenocorti-cism: is it always straightforward?

Michael Herrtage (UK)

12:00–12:45

Glaucoma: understanding and treating a leading,

and painful cause of blindness

Ron Ofri (IL)

12:00–12:45

Cytology: fluidsKathleen Tennant (UK)

12:00–12:45

Approach to the suspected

coagulopathic patient

Vicki Black (UK)

12:00–12:45

Mandibular fracture repair considerations

Alexander Smithson (UK)

12:00–12:45

Emergency casesSophie Adamantos (UK)

12:00–12:45

Monitoring treatment in canine

hyperadreno-corticism

Ian Ramsey (UK)

Lunch in Arena Birmingham RECENT GRADUATES AVP

14:05–14:50

Ophthalmic manifestations of endocrinopathies

Caryn Plummer (USA)

14:05–14:50

When to test and when to treat

Ian Ramsey (UK)

14:05–14:50

Management of thrombocytopenia

James Swann (UK)

14:05–14:50

Oral masses in cats: inflammatory or

neoplasticPhilippe Hennet (FR)

14:05–14:50

Tooth extractionAlexander Smithson

(UK)




profession today

14:05–14:50

Management of intraoperative hypotension

Delphine Holopherne-Doran (UK)

15:00–15:45

Masquerading eye disease: when one disease looks like

anotherCaryn Plummer (USA)

15:00–15:45

Point-of-care meters

Ian Ramsey (UK)

15:00–15:45

Investigation of polycythaemiaErik Teske (UK)

15:00–15:45

Feline chronic stomatitis: a

frustrating and debilitating diseasePhilippe Hennet (FR)

15:00–15:45

Pale, bruised, bleeding: what’s

going on?Dan Batchelor (UK)

15:00–15:45

Infection control for the surgical patientKelly Bowlt Blacklock

(UK)

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY REFRESHER Afternoon Tea & Co�ee Break

16:50–17:35

Cataract: what can I do about it?

Ron Ofri (IL)

16:50–17:35

Small mammalsJohn Chitty (UK)

16:50–17:35

Investigation of leucopenia

Erik Teske (UK)

16:50–17:35

Periodontal therapyAlexander Smithson

(UK)

16:50–17:35

Is this murmur significant?

Ruth Willis (UK)




profession today

16:50–17:35

Top tips for great medical and surgical

case reportsRachel Hattersley (UK)

Ian Ramsey (UK)

17:45–18:30

Will my dog see again? Examination,

assessment and di�erential diagnosis of the blind patient

Ron Ofri (IL)

17:45–18:30

Reptiles and birdsJohn Chitty (UK)

17:45–18:30

Haemolytic anaemia: when is it

not IMHA?Vicki Black (UK)

17:45–18:30

Feline extraction techniques

Alexander Smithson (UK)

17:45–18:30

How to manage cases that aren’t

going wellDan Batchelor (UK)

17:45–18:30

Options for the treatment of combined

cranial cruciate ligament insu�ciency

and medial patellar luxation

Duncan Barnes (UK)




LT 1, Arena Hyatt Ballroom Kingston Theatre Hall 9 Hall 10 Hall 11 Venues as listed Austin Court

CT NEW TO MANAGEMENT

RCVS KNOWLEDGE ECC SURGICAL

BEHAVIOUR, WELFARE &

ETHICSOTHER CPD CLINICAL

ABSTRACTS

09:00–09:45

I want a CT scanner:

considerations prior to purchase

Chris Warren-Smith (UK)

08:30–09:15

Internal marketing

TBC

08:30–09:00

How good are you and can you prove it?

Chris Gush (UK)

08:15–09:00

Nursing the trauma patientLouise O’Dwyer

(UK)

08:15–09:00

CaesareansPaul Aldridge (UK)

08:15–09:00

Dog bite prevention

Shakira Free-Miles (UK)

08:00–09:00Executive 1, ICCSMALL GROUP SESSION – VET

Breakfast with a specialist

Jon Bray (UK)

09:00–10:30Lodges,

Austin CourtPRACTICAL – VET

Flexible endoscopy

Paul Higgs (UK) David Walker (UK) Sophie Keyte (UK)

Florent Duplan (UK)Lucy Barker (UK)

09:45–12:45Executive 1, ICCSMALL GROUP SESSION – VN

Anaesthesia: case-based discussions

Emma Archer (UK)

11:15–12:45Lodges,


Flexible endoscopy



08:30–17:00

Clinical Abstracts

Short talks throughout the day showcasing the forefront of

veterinary science, with

poster presentations in the foyer of the

Arena Birmingham

09:10–10:10

How to apply best evidence to manage and care

for epilepsy patients in daily clinical practiceHolger Volk (UK) Paul Pollard (UK)

09:50–10:35

I have a CT scanner:

what now?Matthew Winter

(UK)

09:25–10:10

External marketing

Richard Casey (UK)

09:10–09:55

Nutrition myths in critical patientsNicola Ackerman

(UK)

09:10–09:55

The VN’s role during acute

surgical haemorrhage

Claire Roberts (UK)

09:10–09:55

Street dog health and behaviourHeather Bacon

(UK)

Morning Tea & Coffee Break

11:05–11:50

How to look at a CT scan: a

beginner’s guideMatthew Winter

(UK)

11:05–11:50

Understanding the financial

basicsGeorgina Hills (UK)

11:05–11:50

Research into small animal practice: why

evidence mattersPeter Denys

Cockcroft (UK)

10:50–11:35

Common toxins in dogs

Sarah Egleston (UK)

10:50–11:35

Does what we wear in the

theatre, impact patient safety?

Claire Roberts (UK)

10:50–11:35

Good intentions and good welfare

outcomesHayley Walters

(UK)

12:00–12:45

Breathe in: thoracic CTChris Warren-

Smith (UK)

12:00–12:45

How practice finances work

Miles Russell (UK)

12:00–12:45Learning from a rabbit

anaesthetic death: implementing an

evidence-based approach to rabbit anaesthesia in a

practice setting

Molly Varga (UK) Pam Mosedale (UK)

11:45–12:30

Bleeding nightmares

Emily Thomas (UK)

11:45–12:30

Thoracic wall trauma

Paul Aldridge (UK)

11:45–12:30

Positive patient welfare: what the

RVN can doHayley Walters

(UK)

Lunch in Arena Birmingham

14:05–14:50

Around the abdomen:

indications for abdominal CTMatthew Winter

(UK)

14:05–14:50

Team development

Renay Rickard (UK)

14:05–15:45

First do no harm: how systems can reduce the rate

of morbidity and mortality by 50%Richard Killen (UK)

Laura Playforth (UK)

Richard Byrne (UK)

13:50–14:10

How to manage a chest drain

Emily Thomas (UK)

13:50–14:10

Pre-op surgical site infection prevention

Claire Roberts (UK)

13:50–14:35

Breed-specific legislation



Obesity: turning failure into

successAlex German (UK)

15:00–16:30Lodges,


Flexible endoscopy



14:15–14:35

How to place nasal oxygen catheters

Sarah Egleston (UK)

14:15–14:35

How to reduce post-op HAI

Claire Roberts (UK)

15:00–15:45

A headache or a pain in the neck? Head and neck

CTChris Warren-

Smith (UK)

15:00–15:45

Getting the best out of clinical

workflowGillian Page (UK)

14:45–15:30

Nursing the septic abdomen

patientSarah Egleston

(UK)

14:45–15:30

Difficult skin closures: what options do we

have?Paul Aldridge (UK)

14:45–15:30

Geriatric welfareHeather Bacon

(UK)

Afternoon Tea & Coffee Break

16:50–17:35

Give the dog a bone:

orthopaedic CTChris Warren-

Smith (UK)

16:50–17:35

Crisis, what crisis?

Julie Beacham (UK)

16:50–17:35

Reliable care in the NHS: building safer systems in a

just cultureMargaret Mary Devaney (UK)

16:35–17:20

Dying to pee: nursing the blocked cat

Suzanne Rudd (UK)

16:35–17:20

Loco-regional blocks

Louise O’Dwyer (UK)

16:35–17:20

Welfare conundrumsHeather Bacon

(UK)

17:45–18:30

Could I, should I, would I? When can I use spinal

CT?Matthew Winter

Friday 5 April · Hall 5, ICC · 20:00Join us for a relaxed showing on Friday evening.Film to be announced later this year.

17:30–18:15

Managing the dyspnoeic

patientEmily Thomas (UK)

17:30–18:15

Rehabilitation of orthopaedic

patientsHolly Smith (UK)

17:30–18:15

Acute pain and its welfare

implicationsHayley Walters

(UK)


Don’t forget to book your ticket for

V19BEaCH PaRTY

Saturday 6 AprilICC

From 19:30


SATURDAY 6 APRILHall 1 Hall 3 Hall 4 Hall 5 Hall 6 Hall 7

CRITICAL CAREFANTASTIC FOREIGN

BODIES AND HOW TO FIND THEM!

NEUROLOGY CARDIORESPIRATORY SHELTER MEDICINE

EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION

08:30–09:15

Basic introduction to the use of blood gases

Dan Lewis (UK)

08:30–09:15

Tracking foreign bodies: a review of imaging

techniquesFrancisco Llabres Diaz (UK)

08:30–09:15

How to get the most from your neuro exam

Steven De Decker (UK)

08:30–09:15

Approach to the young coughing dog

Simon Tappin (UK)

08:30–09:15

Caring for pets of homeless peopleJenny Stavisky (UK)

Ruth Serlin (UK)

08:30–09:15

You’re different from me: four

communication stylesAlan Robinson (UK)

09:25–10:10

Advanced blood gas analysis

Dan Lewis (UK)

09:25–10:10

Foreign bodies of the head

Jon Bray (UK)

09:25–10:10

Cerebrovascular disease: do dogs have

strokes?Rick LeCouteur (USA)

09:25–10:10

Older dog with a cough: is it cardiac or

respiratory? Top tips on how to tell

Simon Tappin (UK)

09:25–10:10

A pragmatic approach to dog diarrhoea in the

shelter environmentJenny Stavisky (UK)

09:25–10:10

Meetings, meetings: make them workAlan Robinson (UK)


11:05–11:50

Techniques for oxygen therapy

Dan Lewis (UK)

11:05–11:50

Endoscopic management of foreign

bodiesDavid Walker (UK)

11:05–11:50

Poorly puppies: neurological disease in

the young animalSteven De Decker (UK)

11:05–11:50

Approach to pulmonary hypertension

Kieran Borgeat (UK)

11:05–11:50

Prepubertal neutering: a pragmatic approach

David Yates (UK)

11:05–11:50

When they say ‘No’: managing expectations

Alan Robinson (UK)

12:00–12:45

Nutrition in critical careIsuru Gajanayake (UK)

12:00–12:45

‘For the chop’: surgical management of

thoracic and abdominal foreign bodies

Georga Karbe (UK)

12:00–12:45

Cervical spondylomyelopathy (‘Wobblers’): diagnosis and treatment options


12:00–12:45

How I perform a bronchoscopy

Simon Tappin (UK)

12:00–12:45

A pragmatic approach to the skinny old cat in

the shelter environmentRachel Dean (UK)

12:00–12:45

Could do better: managing high

performersAlan Robinson (UK)

Lunch in Arena Birmingham AVP

14:05–14:50

Approach to DKASophie Keyte (UK)

14:05–14:50

Needle in a haystack: dealing with tracking

foreign bodiesGeorga Karbe (UK)

14:05–14:50

Spinal cord disorders on a budget

Rick LeCouteur (USA)

14:05–14:50

Thoracic imaging picture quiz: is it cardiac

or is it respiratory?Kieran Borgeat (UK)

14:05–14:50

Ocular manifestation of systemic diseaseBen Blacklock (UK)

14:05–14:50

All together now: creating team dynamics

Alan Robinson (UK)

15:00–15:45

Emergency management of urethral

obstructionJD Foster (USA)

15:00–15:45

The recurrent foreign body: what to do next?

Jon Bray (UK)

15:00–15:45

Cranial nerve disorders: figuring out the floppy

facesRick LeCouteur (USA)

15:00–15:45

The punctured pet: dealing with thoracic

bite wounds/stick injuries

Georga Karbe (UK)

15:00–15:45

Cardiac manifestation of systemic disease

Ruth Willis (UK)

15:00–15:45

Five signs of a high performance teamAlan Robinson (UK)


16:50–17:35

Acute kidney injuryJD Foster (USA)

16:50–17:35

A logical approach to vestibular disease


16:50–17:10

Top tips on chest drain placementGeorga Karbe (UK)

16:50–17:35

Management of refractory epilepsy

Jeremy Rose (UK)

16:50–17:35

Yes, please: improving client complianceAlan Robinson (UK)

17:15–17:35

Top tips on thoracic cytologyKathleen Tennant (UK)

17:45–18:30

Management of canine acute pancreatitis

Isuru Gajanayake (UK)

17:45–18:05

Diagnosis and medical management of pyothorax

Simon Tappin (UK)

17:45–18:30

Acute kidney injury: practical management

David Walker (UK)

17:45–18:30

Difficult client or difficult communication?Alan Robinson (UK)

18:10–18:30

Diagnosis and surgical management of pyothorax

Georga Karbe (UK)

17:00–18:30 V19 Pre Drinks in the Exhibition Arena Birmingham / Exhibition closes at 18:30

Preparation for

V19 Beach Party



Hall 8 Hall 9 Hall 10 Hall 11 Kingston Theatre Venues as listed Austin Court

IMAGING ONCOLOGY MEDICINE ANAESTHESIA LOCO-REGIONAL ANAESTHESIA OTHER CPD CLINICAL

ABSTRACTS

08:30–09:15

Is this a bone tumour? Differentiating benign and malignant bone

disease with radiographs

Jennifer Kinns (UK)

08:15–09:00

Common cancers and paraneoplastic

syndromesFiona McDowall (UK)

08:15–09:00

IBDTBC

08:15–09:00

The pre-anaesthetic exam

Emma Archer (UK)

08:30–09:15

Basic LA plus pharmacology

Jaime Viscasillas (UK)


Breakfast with a specialist

Karen Perry (USA)

08:30–11:30Lodges,


DrainsRachel Hattersley (UK)

Tom Cox (UK)


Reptile anesthesia, analgesia and

sedationChris Mans (USA)


Ocular emergenciesBen Blacklock (UK)

08:30–17:00

Clinical Abstracts

Short talks throughout the day

showcasing the forefront of

veterinary science, with poster

presentations in the foyer of the Arena

Birmingham09:25–10:10

A waste of time? Should we still be

doing skull radiographs in 2019?

Jennifer Kinns (UK)

09:10–09:55

Oncology emergencies

Nicola Read (UK)

09:10–09:55

Diabetes mellitus: let’s not sugar

coat it!TBC

09:10–09:55

Anaesthesia of the head trauma patient

Denise Prisk (UK)

09:25–10:10

LA equipmentMatt Read (USA)


11:05–11:50

Is this elbow dysplasia? What radiographs tell

us and when to use CTFrancisco Llabres Diaz

(UK)

10:50–11:35

Staging the oncology patientNicola Read (UK)

10:50–11:35

Feline diabetes: they are not small diabetic dogs

TBC

10:50–11:35

Anaesthesia of the RTA cat

Claire Woolford (UK)

11:05–11:50

Local block in the head

Jaime Viscasillas (UK)

12:00–12:45

From head to tail, imaging the

neurological patient: when are radiographs

still useful?Francisco Llabres Diaz

(UK)

11:45–12:30

RadiotherapyLinda Roberts (UK)

11:45–12:30

DKATBC

11:45–12:30

Anaesthesia of the brachycephalic

patientDenise Prisk (UK)

12:00–12:45

Thoracic limb LA techniques

Matt Read (USA)

Lunch in Arena Birmingham

14:05–14:50

Now, your turn: interactive

orthopaedic film reading

Jennifer Kinns (UK)

13:50–14:35

Chemotherapy: administration and

adverse effectsFiona McDowall (UK)

13:50–15:30

Transfusion medicine and

common bleeding disorders

Rachel Pickes (UK)

13:50–14:35

Anaesthesia of the young and old

Emma Archer (UK)

14:05–14:50

Epidural anaesthesiaJaime Viscasillas (UK)


Extraction complications in cats and dogs: prevention and

treatmentPhillipe Hennet (FR) Alex Smithson (UK)

15:00–15:45

Now, your turn: interactive head and

neck film readingRaquel Salgüero (SP)

14:45–15:30

Palliative care for cancer patients

Linda Roberts (UK)

14:45–15:30

Anaesthesia for the acute abdomen

Claire Woolford (UK)

15:00–15:45

Pelvic limb LA techniques

Matt Read (USA)


16:50–17:35

Orthopaedic weird and wonderful: an

interactive radiographic

journeyJennifer

Kinns (UK)

16:35–17:20

Novel treatments: what’s new and

advancesNicola Read (UK)

16:35–18:15

EndocrinologyRachel Pickes (UK)

16:35–16:55

Central linesClaire Woolford (UK)

16:50–17:35

Abdominal/thoracic LA techniquesMatt Read (USA)

17:00–17:20

Arterial linesClaire Woolford (UK)

17:45–18:30

Now your turn: interactive spine film

readingFrancisco Llabres Diaz

(UK)

17:30–18:15

Client support for patients with

terminal illnessFiona McDowall (UK)

17:30–18:15

Anaesthesia and analgesia of patients

with complex medical conditions

Emma Archer (UK)

17:45–18:30

LA and analgesia cases – interactive

Matt Read (USA) Jamie Viscasillas (UK)

17:00–18:30 V19 Pre Drinks in the Exhibition Arena Birmingham / Exhibition closes at 18:30


SUNDAY 7 APRILHall 1 Hall 4 Hall 5 Hall 6 Hall 7 Hall 8

MY PRAGMATIC APPROACH TO… CARDIOLOGY ORTHOPAEDICS IMMUNOLOGY MANAGEMENT SAFETY STREAM

09:00–09:45

PU/PDSophie Keyte (UK)

09:00–09:45

Cardiac therapeutics: atrioventricular valve

diseaseSonya Gordon (USA)

08:45–09:30

FL lameness in cats: sources and solutions

Karen Perry (USA)

08:45–09:30

Understanding immunological testing

James Swan (UK)

08:45–09:30

Top 5 reasons vets get sued and how to avoid

them as a recent graduate

Dave Nicol (AUS)

08:45–09:30

Pre-op safety and preparation: what really

helps and do pre-op bloods improve

outcome?Matt Read (UK)

09:55–10:40

HypercalcaemiaSophie Keyte (UK)

09:55–10:40

Cardiac therapeutics: feline cardiology

Kieran Borgeat (UK)


10:05–10:55

HL lameness in cats: sources and solution

Karen Perry (USA)

10:05–10:55

Immune-mediated skin disease

Laura Buckley (UK)

10:05–10:55

Putting you first: how to manage body and mind

to avoid burnout, depression and other

negativesDave Nicol (AUS)

10:05–10:55

How equipment harms patients

Matt McMillan (UK)


11:15–12:00

Juvenile lamenessDuncan Barnes (UK)

11:15–12:00

Cardiac therapeutics: dilated cardiomyopathy

Sonya Gordon (USA)

11:00–11:45

Feline OA: diagnosis and management

Karen Perry (USA)

11:00–11:45

Novel immunotherapyJames Swan (UK)

11:00–11:45

Personal branding for vets: why you need one and how to become the

local pet celebrityDave Nicol (AUS)

11:00–11:45

How to use checklists to improve safety (and how not to)Matt McMillan (UK)

12:10–12:55

SeizuresJeremy Rose (UK)

12:10–12:55

Cardiac therapeutics: medical treatment of arrhythmias (in dogs

with DCM)Sonya Gordon (USA)

Coastal Cookout Hall 3, ICC

13:05–13:50

Coronoid disease in dogs: where are we

now?Laura Cuddy (IE)

13:05–13:50

GlomerulonephritisJD Foster (UK)

13:05–13:50

What anaesthetic monitoring really helps

Matt McMillan (UK)

Coastal Cookout Hall 3, ICC

14:15–15:00

Prescription foodsIsuru Gajanayake (UK)

14:15–15:00

Challenging cases: approach to the patient with cardiac disease and

renal dysfunctionJD Foster (USA)

14:00–14:45

Humeral intercondylar fissures in dogsLaura Cuddy (IE)

14:00–14:20How to collect CSF samples

Paul Higgs (UK)

14:00–14:45

Clinical audit: how to set up

Pam Mosedale (UK)14:25–15:40

How to perform joint tapsPaul Higgs (UK)

15:10–15:55

Pruritic skin diseaseLaura Buckley (UK)

15:10–15:55

Challenging cases: approach to the cardiac patient with concurrent

respiratory diseaseKieran Borgeat (UK)

14:55–15:40

Ununited anconeal process: what to do?

Laura Cuddy (IE)

14:55–16:35

Sti�, painful and pyrexic: an interview with a

medic, neurologist and orthopod

Duncan Barnes (UK) Vicki Black (UK)

Jeremy Rose (UK)

14:55–15:40

An anaesthetist’s day from hell: interactive

casesMatt McMillan (UK)

Matt Read (UK)

16:05–16:55

Chronic diarrhoeaEilidh Gunn (UK)

16:05–16:55

Cardiac therapeutics: pericardial diseaseSonya Gordon (USA)

15:50–16:35

Elbow incongruence: what to do when

Laura Cuddy (IE)

15:50–16:35

M and M roundsCatherine Oxtoby (UK)

CONGRESS CLOSES



Hall 9 Hall 10 Hall 11 Kingston Theatre Telford Room Venues as listed

EXOTICS NURSING LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT NUTRITION AGM

BEYOND THE CLINICS VDS TRAININGOPEN TO ALL

OTHER CPD

09:20–10:05

Help: rabbit anaesthesiaJo Hinde (UK)

09:20–10:05

Leadership: what are the benefits for RVNs

Liz Cox (UK)

09:20–10:05

Making and implementing a

nutritional assessmentGeorgia Woods (UK)

09:00–09:45

Taking time out to get time back

Penny Barker (UK)

Morning Tea & Co�ee Break10:45–12:00

BSAVA AGMAll BSAVA Members

welcome

09:55–10:40

The three Ps for having a good day: present,

proactive and positiveCarolyne Crowe (UK)


SMALL GROUP SESSION – VN

Better vet visits: working towards fear free

practiceLinda Ryan (UK)

10:40–11:25

Preventative medicine for rabbits

Jo Hinde (UK)

10:40–11:25

Challenges of the head nurse and how to lead your team e�ectively

Renay Rickard (UK)

10:40–11:25

Compliance for nutritional

recommendationsGeorgia Woods (UK)

Co�ee Break

11:35–12:20

Rabbit obesity clinicsJo Hinde (UK)

11:35–12:20

Leadership skills for all roles

Liz Cox (UK)

11:35–12:20

Feeding the renal patient

Georgia Woods (UK)

11:15–12:00

Leaning into colleagues, clients and cases

Carolyne Crowe (UK)

Coastal Cookout Hall 3, ICC IN CONVERSATION WITH…

12:10–12:55

Stepping up and speaking out

Penny Barker (UK)13:35–14:20

Nursing patients with ileus

Jo Hinde (UK)

13:35–14:20

Managing your team through a changeRenay Rickard (UK)

13:35–14:20

Nutritional management of the hyperthyroid cat

Georgia Woods (UK)

13:35–14:20

Pete Wedderburn (IRE)BSAVA President Phil

Lhermette in conversation with Pete Wedderburn, a small animal vet, journalist

and broadcaster

14:30–15:15

Is it all about hay and grass: rabbit nutritionNicola Ackerman (UK)

14:30–15:15

Swapping between leadership and management:

multi-tasking nurses!Liz Cox (UK)

14:30–15:15

Nutritional management of gastrointestinal

disease IAarti Kathani (UK)

15:20–16:05

Exotic pet welfare and ethics


15:20–16:05

A simple approach to development reviews

Renay Rickard (UK)

15:20–16:05

Nutritional management of gastrointestinal

disease IIAarti Kathani (UK)

CONGRESS CLOSES

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