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XVIIISIVE

INTERNATIONALCONGRESS

BOLOGNACongress CentreFebruary 3rd-5th, 2012

Organized by Soc. cons. a r.l. certified ISO 9001:2008

FOR INFORMATION: SIVE (Monica Borghisani)Palazzo Trecchi - Via Trecchi, 20

26100 Cremona - ItalyPh. +39 0372 403502 - Fax +39 0372 457091

e-mail: [email protected] - website: www.sive.it

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XVIII SIVE International CongressBologna, February 3rd - 5th, 2012

GIORGIO RICARDI ANDREA M. BRIGNOLOPresident Vice President

MARCO LIVINI MASSIMO MAGRIPast President Board Member

BARBARA RICCIO GUIDO CASTELLANOSecretary Treasure

SIVE Board

SANDRO BARBACINI FERNANDO CANONICI

MARCO PEPE FULVIO STANGACongress ScientificCoordinator

Scientific Board SIVE

MONICA BORGHISANICongress SecretaryPalazzo Trecchi - Via Trecchi, 20 - 26100 CremonaPh. +39 0372 403502 - Fax +39 0372 457091E-mail: [email protected]

Congress Secretary

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DOROTHY M. AINSWORTHDVM, Phd DiplomateAmerican College of Veterinary Internal MedicineDorothy M. Ainsworth is a Board-Certified LargeAnimal Internist who has worked at the Cornell

University Hospital of Animals, Ithaca, NY since 1991. After hav-ing completed her residency training in Equine Medicine (Michi-gan State University, East Lansing, MI), she undertook PhDstudies in pulmonary and exercise physiology at the Universityof Wisconsin (Madison, WI). Her research interests includeneonatal infectious disorders and equine pulmonary inflamma-tory conditions.

TIM BRAZILBVSc, PhD, Cert EM (Internal Medicine),DECEIM, MRCVSTim Brazil qualified as a Veterinary Surgeon fromLiverpool University in 1988 and has spent most of

his career working with equids of different shapes and sizes.That time has been divided between University posts in equinemedicine/respiratory medicine research and private equinepractice. He holds a Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons Cer-tificate in Equine Internal Medicine and is a recognised Euro-pean specialist in Equine Internal Medicine. He was awarded aPhD from Edinburgh University in 1999 for studies on lung in-flammation in the horse. In 2005 he established an ambulatoryequine internal medicine consultancy service (Equine Medicineon the Move) based in the Cotswolds providing diagnostic andsecond opinion services to equine practices throughout the UK.Despite having spent the last 12 years in private practice he con-tinues to teach Veterinary students and regularly contributes tocontinuing education meetings and conferences for practicingequine vets. He is a consultant to The Brooke, a charity that pro-vides free health care to working equids in some of the world’spoorest communities for whom he runs a clinical audit pro-gramme worldwide.

GUIDO CASTELLANODVM, RomaDr. Guido Castellano graduated in Veterinary Med-icine at the University of Perugia in 1984 follows aspecialization in Medicine and Surgery of the

Horse at the University of Teramo in 2003. Currently is the Vet-erinary Director of the General Command of Carabinieri. Profes-sor at the University of Camerino from 2000 to 2010. Presidentof the Central Veterinary FISE committee and President of theAnti-Doping FISE Scientific Committee.

MICHELLE M. LEBLANCDVM, DACTMichelle LeBlanc received her DVM degree fromMichigan State University in 1977. After graduationshe was in a mixed animal practice in Elkton, MD

until 1980 when she joined the faculty at the College of Veteri-nary Medicine, University of Florida. She held the positions ofProfessor and Director of the Equine Research program for theCollege. In January 2002 she joined Rood and Riddle EquineHospital. While at the U of Florida she received numerousawards including the Carl J Nordon Distinguished Teacher andthe McDaniels Clinical Research Award for her work with oxy-tocin in infertile mares. Michelle is a 1982 Diplomate of theAmerican College of Theriogenologists and is a past presidentof the College. She received the Theriogenologist of the YearAward from the ACT in 2000 for her research, teaching andservice efforts. She has published on the areas of mare infertil-ity and perinatology and holds the patent on the equinecolostrometer. She is a member of the Committee for Interna-tional Symposium on Equine Reproduction and is a past boardmember of the American Association of Equine Practitioners.She is presently one of two Theriogenologists on staff at RREHin central Kentucky. She divides her professional time betweenLexington KY and consulting in Ocala, FL.

MARCO LIVINIDVM, MilanoDr. Marco Livini was born in Milan in august 24th

1962, graduated in Veterinary Medicine in 1988The first experience in equine medicine are con-

ducted abroad in Sweden for 3 months at the clinic of Dr. Pe-terson. In 1990 he began working in the gynecology field inScone in Australia and then for other 6 months in Ireland withDr. Stefania Bucca. In Ireland at Rathbarry Stud he works ashead of the stud farm for the stallions of the National Hunt Hereturned to Italy in 1991 and began working with Dr. CesareRognoni with whom he works for a breeding season at “Alleva-menti Toniatti”. After the breeding season continues the collab-oration with the veterinary Luxardo and Rognoni, of which hebecame a partner in 1994. Currently he is still part of the “Ip-povet Veterinary Associates” based in Carpiano (Milan). In 2001he became the SIVE regional referee in 2005 he is one of SIREcoordinator. Joined the SIVE Board he became president from2009 to 2011. Currently covering the position of past-president.Its activities are concentrated in gynecology and managementof stallions.

DALE L. PACCAMONTIDVM, MSDr. Paccamonti completed his undergraduate andveterinary education at Michigan State University,receiving his D.V.M. in 1981. After four years in a

mixed practice in Chestertown, Maryland, he pursued advancedtraining at the University of Florida where he completed a resi-dency in Theriogenology and received his M.S. degree. Dr. Pac-camonti joined the faculty at Louisiana State University in 1988where he is currently a Professor of Theriogenology and Headof the Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences. Dr. Pacca-

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monti is a Diplomate and former President of the American Col-lege of Theriogenologists and a member of the American Vet-erinary Medical Association, the American Association ofEquine Practitioners, and the Society for Theriogenology, andcurrently serves on the International Equine Reproduction Sym-posium Committee.

RICHARD J. PIERCYMA, VetMB, MSc, PhD, Dipl. ACVIM, MRCVSReader in Comparative Neuromuscular Disease,Royal Veterinary College, London, UKRichard qualified from Cambridge University in

1994. After two years in private equine practice he moved to theUSA and completed a residency in equine internal medicine atThe Ohio State University and a Master of Science degree inmuscle physiology and disease. He returned to the UK to com-plete doctoral training in molecular and cellular biology of neu-romuscular diseases as a Wellcome Fellow at the Dubowitz Neu-romuscular Centre, Imperial College from where he attained hisPhD. Richard is a Diplomate of the American College of Veteri-nary Internal Medicine and an Honorary Senior Lecturer at Im-perial College and University College London. In 2010 he was ap-pointed to the position of Reader in Comparative NeuromuscularDisease at the Royal Veterinary College. Richard’s research in-terests include comparative aspects of primary muscle disor-ders, including exertional rhabdomyolysis, polysaccharide stor-age myopathy and atypical myopathy in horses, centronuclearmyopathy and dystrophin-deficient muscular dystrophy in dogsand Emery Dreifuss muscular dystrophy in humans. His labora-tory also has a growing international programme of research in-to recurrent laryngeal neuropathy in horses. In addition, with col-laborators at the RVC’s Structure and Motion laboratory, he hasan active research interest in the use of gait analysis for objec-tive assessment of equine ataxia, particularly in cervical vertebralstenosis (Wobbler syndrome) in horses. Richard directs theComparative Neuromuscular Diseases Laboratory, which pro-vides a service for the histopathological assessment of musclebiopsy samples from veterinary clinical cases across Europe.

SARAH E. POWELLMA, VetMB, MRCVSSarah graduated from the University of Cambridgein 2002 and went on to complete an equine intern-ship in Canada before returning to the UK to first

opinion equine practice in the South of England. Sarah joinedRossdale & Partners, Newmarket in 2005 as an assistant and isnow one of four senior orthopaedic clinicians at RossdalesEquine Diagnostic Centre. For the last 5 years she has been re-sponsible for the development and running of the MagneticResonance Imaging department, and, in 2008 oversaw the in-stallation of the Computed Tomography suite. Her day-to-daycaseload concentrates on external orthopaedic referral casesand internal Thoroughbred referrals, with an emphasis on diag-nostic imaging and she heads the three-dimensional imaging

and scintigraphy departments. Sarah speaks widely at interna-tional meetings and has authored book chapters and scientificpapers on a variety of subjects.

MICHAEL W. ROSSDVM, Diplomate, American College of Veterinary SurgeonsDr. Ross is a Professor of Surgery at New BoltonCenter, University of Pennsylvania, School of Vet-

erinary Medicine. Following graduation from Cornell Universi-ty’s New York State College of Veterinary Medicine in 1981, hecompleted a large animal internship program there. Dr. Rossthen completed a 3-year large animal surgical residency pro-gram at New Bolton Center where he was appointed Lecturer inSurgery from 1985-1988, Assistant Professor of Surgery from1988-1993, and Associate Professor of Surgery from 1993-1999. Dr. Ross became a Diplomate of the American College ofVeterinary Surgeons in 1986 and is an active member of theAmerican Association of Equine Practitioners. Dr. Ross hasbroad clinical interests including equine gastrointestinal, respi-ratory, and musculoskeletal surgery, but in recent years hasconcentrated efforts in the area of orthopedic surgery with aparticular interest in arthroscopic surgical techniques. Equinelameness diagnosis and management has always been a clinicalfocus, with a special emphasis in the Standardbred and Thor-oughbred racehorse. Dr. Ross developed and is Director of theNuclear Medicine Program at New Bolton Center and is the au-thor of over 295 scientific papers, proceedings, abstracts andbook chapters. Ross and Dyson’s new lameness textbook andcompanion CD, Diagnosis and Management of Lameness in theHorse, published December 2002 by WB Saunders (ElsevierScience), is the culmination of over 30 years of study and inter-est in clinical examination and management of the lame horse.Ross and Dyson were recognized by the Association of Ameri-can Publishers for outstanding achievement in Professional andScholarly Publishing (2003 award in the field of nursing and al-lied health). The second edition, with a companion website,www.rossanddyson.com was published November 2010.

JACK SNYDERDVM, PhD, Dipl. ACVSField of Interest: Gastrointestinal Pathophysiology,(Equine) Lameness in Performance Horses, Gener-al equine surgery.

Teaching: Gastrointestinal system - abnormal large animal,Equine Lameness, Principles and Techniques of Surgery, EquineSurgery, General Practice Clinics.Service: Equine Veterinarian, Olympic Games: Korea 1988, At-lanta 1996, Sydney 2000 and Athens 2004. Head Equine Sur-geon, Pan-American Games: Cuba 1991 and Argentina 1995.The World Equestrian Games: Rome 1998. FederationEquestre Internationale Veterinarian. Reviewer of competitivegrant applications. Continuing Education lecturer. Service onSVM Committees.

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DARIA SCARIGLIA TIM PHILLIPSLawyer Med Vet

Practice ManagementInvited Speakers

Imaging PanelThe imaging panel will be located in the congress Exhibition area. During the clinical case discussion(Sunday February 5th - from 4.30 p.m. to 5.15 p.m.) some x ray will be discussed and at the end thebest diagnosis will get an award.The Rx Panel session is organized by Dott. Barbara Riccio.

PostersPoster will be exhibited for the duration of the congress in the exhibition area. Special times for discus-sion of posters will be on Saturday and Sunday during lunch and coffee breaks.

HOW TO GET TO BOLOGNA CONGRESS CENTRE

From the airportGuglielmo Marconi International Airport is directly linked to BolognaFiere by a handyAEROBUS BLQ.

For further information see the site: www.bologna-airport.it

From the motorway (autostrada)From the motorways coming from Florence, Milan and Ancona: exit “BOLOGNA FIERA”, directly fromthe motorway A14.From the motorways coming from Padua:– Ring-road (tangenziale) exit no. 8 for North entrance and for Michelino car parking;– Ring-road exit no. 7 for Piazza Costituzione entrance and car parking.www.autostrade.it

From the train stationBologna Central Train Station is only 10 minutes far from BolognaFiere and it entrance onPiazza Costituzione. You can reach them with the bus number 10, 35 or 38. For further in-formation see the site: ATC (Bologna Public Transportation) (www.atc.bo.it).

GETTING AROUND IN BOLOGNA CITYThe historic center of Bologna is off-limits to traffic. The best way to visit the city isthrough the use of public transport or by bicycle, which you can also rent near railwaystation.

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Congress Venue

BOLOGNA CONGRESS CENTERPIAZZA DELLA COSTITUZIONE, 4/A - 40128 BOLOGNA - PH. +39 051 6375111

www.bolognacongressi.it

The new conference center is located in the Exhibition Centre, just minutesfrom the railway station and old town

E N D O F P R E C O N G R E S S18.15 18.15

C O F F E E B R E A K16.1516.15

16.30

Diagnosis in horses with multiple limb lameness

Mike Ross

Behavioral problems - related toreproduction?

Dale L. Paccamonti

Gastric ulceration in the horse:do we need to worry?

Tim Brazil

PRE-CONGRESS SIOCE(Società Italiana di Ortopedia

e Chirurgia Equina)Chairperson: Matteo Toniato

PRE-CONGRESS SIRE(Società Italiana

di Riproduzione Equina)Chairperson: Denis Necchi

PRE-CONGRESSINTERNAL

AND SPORT MEDICINEChairperson: Angela Mascioni

PRE-CONGRESS REGISTRATION SIOCE AND SIRE AND INTERNAL AND SPORT MEDICINE SESSION

FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3rd, 2012 - AFTERNOON

L U N C H B R E A K12.30 12.30

13.00 13.00

14.00 14.00

The use of scintigraphy in equine poor performance

Sarah E. Powell

Update on the pathogenesis of endometritis

Michelle M. LeBlanc

Diagnosis and Management ofchallenging gastric ulceration cases

Tim Brazil

14.45 14.45

Differentiating ataxia fromlameness

Richard J. Piercy

The immune system and mareinfertility

Dale L. Paccamonti

Gastroduodenal ulceration in the foal

Dorothy M. Ainsworth

15.30 15.30

Unusual gait deficits

Mike Ross

How to use N-acetylcystineand Tricide for the treatmentof endometritis

Michelle M. LeBlanc

Investigation and managementof horses with exertionalrhabdomyolysis

Richard J. Piercy

16.45 16.45

Management of lamenessconditions near or at a majorevent

Jack Snyder

Clinical cases presentation

Michelle M. LeBlanc

Aetiology and pathophysiologyof exertional rhabdomyolysis

Richard J. Piercy

17.30 17.30

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Scientific ProgramO F F I C I A L L A N G U A G E : E N G L I S H

WORKSHOP ON ORTHOPAEDICS

Speakers: Sarah E. Powell, Michael W. Ross,Jack Snyder

Chairperson: Marco Pepe

WORKSHOP ON REPRODUCTION

Speakers: Michelle LeBlanc, Dale L. Paccamonti

Chairperson: Marco Livini

Lameness Panel Stallion and Mare Infertility:Case presentation

10.30 10.30

FRIDAY FEBRUARY 3rd, 2012 - MORNINGW O R K S H O P R E G I S T R A T I O N S P E C I A L I S T8.30 8.30

Lecture sponsored by PURINA CAVALLI

C O F F E E B R E A K

S I M U L T A N E O U S T R A N S L A T I O N

STIFLE FOCUS

Chairperson: Giorgio RicardiChairperson:

Francesco Parmeggiani

GASTROENTEROLOGY

Chairperson: Andrea Brignolo

S I V E G E N E R A L M E E T I N G12.00 12.00

L U N C H B R E A K13.30 13.30

C O F F E E B R E A K10.30 10.30

Ultrasonographyand radiography of the equinestifle

Sarah E. Powell

Inducing earlier cyclicityin mares

Dale L. Paccamonti

An approach to weight loss

Tim Brazil

STIFLE FOCUS

Chairperson: Giorgio RicardiChairperson:

Francesco Parmeggiani

GASTROENTEROLOGY

Chairperson: Andrea Brignolo

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SATURDAY FEBRUARY 4th, 2012 - MORNING

R E G I S T R A T I O N8.00 8.00

9.00 9.00

Stifle lamenessManagement of traumaticconditions

Mike Ross

Twinning - Does mares ageaffect results?

Michelle M. LeBlanc

Understanding and managingliver disease

Tim Brazil

9.45 9.45

Stifle lamenessManagement of developmentalconditions

Jack Snyder

Fertility after C-section

Michelle M. LeBlanc

Investigation and managementof chronic enteropathies

Tim Brazil

11.30 11.30

12.45 12.45

“Understanding the fetlock joint: a thirty years perspective in the evolutionof lameness diagnosis and management”Plenary lectureMike Ross

FREECOMMUNICATIONS


A D J O U R N19.00 19.00

S O C I A L D I N N E R20.30 20.30

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SATURDAY FEBRUARY 4th, 2012 - AFTERNOON

FREECOMMUNICATIONS

Chairperson: Fernando Canonici

FREECOMMUNICATIONS

Chairperson: Sandro Barbacini

PRACTICE MANAGEMENTPanel: professional liability

in veterinary practice(when things go wrong)

Chairperson: Massimo Magri

Program to be defined Program to be defined14.45 14.45

15.30

Legal litigation in equinepractice, practical experience(Part I)

Tim Phillips

Professional liability,the lawyer’s tale

Daria Scarciglia

Professional liability,the insurance company’s tale

Daria Scarciglia

Legal litigation in equinepractice, practical experience(Part II)Tim Phillips

How to prepare a court casereport

Guido Castellano

Program to be defined Program to be defined17.00

Radiographicand MRI interpretationof the navicular bone

Sarah E. Powell

Anovulatory follicles:possible causes and solutions

Dale L. Paccamonti

18.15 18.15

15.50

17.00

17.45

FREECOMMUNICATIONS

Chairperson: Fernando Canonici

FREECOMMUNICATIONS

Chairperson: Sandro Barbacini

C O F F E E B R E A K16.15

C O F F E E B R E A K 16.10

Program to be defined


ORTHOPAEDICSIN PPE

Chairperson: Barbara RiccioChairperson:

Viviana Caracciolo Di Brienza

FOCUS ON LOWERRESPIRATORY DISEASES

Chairperson: Marco Salvadori

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L U N C H B R E A K13.30 13.30

C O F F E E B R E A K10.30 10.30

Pre-purchase examinationof TB racehorses in training

Mike Ross

Systemic antibiotics or localtherapy- wich is better?

Michelle M. LeBlanc

Pulmonary inflammatorydisorders: RAO vs. IAD


ORTHOPAEDICSIN PPE

Chairperson: Barbara RiccioChairperson:

Viviana Caracciolo Di Brienza

FOCUS ON LOWERRESPIRATORY DISEASES

Chairperson: Marco Salvadori

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 5th, 2012 - MORNING

R E G I S T R A T I O N8.00 8.00

9.00 9.00

Pre-purchase examinationin sport horse:what is important

Jack Snyder

Transrectal monitoring of latepregnancy

Marco Livini

Infectious pneumonia in adults,newer approches +equine multinodular pulmonary fibrosis


9.45 9.45

PPE, when clinical presentationand radiology don’t match, a place for MRI?

Sarah E. Powell

Parturition: determiningreadiness for birth, inducing

Dale L. Paccamonti

EIPH, is there a way out?


11.30 11.30

Management of soft tissueinjuries of pastern/fetlockregion in sport horses

Jack Snyder

Case presentation

Michelle M. LeBlanc

Respiratory case presentationand discussion


12.15 12.15


PALMAR METACARPAL/METATARSALCONDITIONS

Chairperson: Guido Castellano Chairperson: Paola Gulden Chairperson: Fabio Torre

C O F F E E B R E A K16.00 16.00

E N D O F T H E C O N G R E S S O18.00 18.00

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Management of soft Tissueinjuries in the metacarpal/metatarsal region in the sporthorse

Jack Snyder

Pre-purchase examinationof the brood mare and clientcommunication

Dale L. Paccamonti

How to manage the problemrespiratory case in practice

Tim Brazil

PALMAR METACARPAL/METATARSALCONDITIONS

Chairperson: Guido Castellano Chairperson: Paola Gulden Chairperson: Fabio Torre

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 5th, 2012 - AFTERNOON

14.30 14.30

The use of MRIin the interpretation of subcarpal/subtarsallameness

Sarah E. Powell

REPRODUCTIONSTUD MEDICINEFoal pneumonia


NEUROLOGYDiagnostic testing in equinecervical vertebral malformation

Richard J. Piercy

15.15 15.15

SDF tendinitis, still a needfor surgery(?)

Mike Ross

S. equi infections - the typicaland atypical


Assessment of the recumbent horse at theracetrack/equestriancompetition

Richard J. Piercy

16.30 16.30

Radiology PanelBy Barbara Riccio

Jack Snyder, Mike RossSarah E. Powell

Managing strangles outbreaksat stud farm

Tim Brazil

Investigation and managementof horses with central nervoussystem trauma

Richard J. Piercy

17.15 17.15

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Deadline for early congress registration is on December 20th, 2011.Registration fee includes:– Access to the congress rooms during all the congress– Access to exhibition area– One congress bag with the proceedings on CDrom, blocknotes, pen and congress materials– Certifificate of attendance– Simultaneous translation with headphones from English in to italian and viceversa during Saturday

and Sunday– Coffee breaks

REGISTRATION FOR ACCOMPANYING PERSONS AND EXHIBITORSThe registration is free and it includes only admittance to the exhibition area.

PAYMENTPayment can be done by cheque or by credit card (VISA, MASTERCARD) or on line.For on-site registration payment can also be fulfifi led by cash in euro. After the payment all the delega-tes will receive an invoice from E.V. Soc. Cons. a r.l.

CANCELLATION POLICYBefore January 15th ,2012 75% of total amount will be refunded. After this deadline no refund will bemade. Only written cancellations will be accepted by SIVE congress organization.

Congress Registration

Il palazzo di Re Enzo a Bologna e la piazza del Nettuno.Le due torri (Garisenda e Asinelli).

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CONGRESS BADGESOnly registered participants wearing the appro-priate badge will be admitted to the scientific ses-sion and/or to the exhibition area and the badgemust be worn at all times. The congress badge ispersonal and non-transferable.

ATTENTION: In case of loss the participantcan receive a new badge in return of anamount of € 30,00

PUBLICATIONSPublications & lectures, speakers’presentations, textes and images ofthe proceedings Cd cannot be usedfor any use without the authorization of thespeaker and of the congress committee.

VIDEOCAMERA & CAMERANo photos or films are allowed in themeeting rooms during the speakers’lectures.

MOBILE PHONEThe use of mobile phones is strictly for-bidden insideall the conference rooms.

NO SMOKINGSmoking is not allowed in the meetingrooms and in the exhibition area.

CHANGES OF SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMScientifific program might be changed owing tothe force of circumstances beyond the organizercontrol.

Congress Information

CONGRESS REGISTRATION DESKSIVE desk is opened at the following times:Friday February 3th 08.30 a.m. - 19.30 p.m.Saturday February 4th 08.00 a.m. - 18.30 p.m.Sunday February 5th 08.30 a.m. - 18.00 p.m.

SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATIONThere will be a simultaneous transla-tion from English into Italian and vice-versa. This service is included in the

registration fee. The headphones will be given toparticipants, after registration, in a specific desknear the exhibition area in return of a personal

document. All delegates are asked to return theheadphones at the end of each day. In case ofnon-delivery the attendant will have to paythe entire cost of the headphone.

COFFEE BREAKSCoffee breaks will be included inthe congress fee, coffee breakswill be served in the exhibition area.

HOTEL RESERVATIONPlease contact www.hellobologna.it or see thelist in the next page.

Congress Services

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HAPPY HOURFriday February 3th - 6.30 p.m.

Join us in the commercial exhibition for a casual Happy Hour with Italian wine. This event is free for all delegates.

Social Program

SOCIAL DINNERSaturday February 4th - 8.30 p.m.The dinner will be heald at a the 2nd floor of theCongress Center.

During the dinner live musicand late night dancing with the “Leishmania” musicalgroup!

9° INDOOR SOCCER TOURNAMENTFriday February 3th - 7.30 p.m.The ninth Indoor Soccer Tournament for equinepractitioners will be held not far from thecongress venue in an indoor soccer playing field.

Fee per person: € 6,00.

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HOTEL INTERNAZIONALEVia Indipendenza, 60 - 40121 Bologna Ph. +39 051/245544 - www.monrifhotels.itThe Hotel Internazionale is a 4 stars hotel in thehistoric city centre at 400 mt from the railwaystation, 1,5 km from Palazzo Dei Congressi, 7km from the airport. 116 rooms recently renovated, equipped with minibar, sa-tellite and Pay-TV, Internet access and safe. Bar, meeting room, guarded car par-king, limousine service.

HOTEL NH BOLOGNA DE LA GAREPiazza XX Settembre, 2 - 40121 BolognaPh. +39 051/281611 - www.nh-hotels.itNH Bologna de La Gare is a 4 stars hotel situa-ted in the centre of Bologna, a few steps awayfrom the railway station, close to the city’s mainhistorical monuments and shopping area. Marconi Airport is roughly 7 km fromthe hotel and Palazzo Della Cultura is at 1,5 kilometers. NH Bologna de La Garehas 156 attractive and comfortable rooms furnished with the latest facilities: te-lephone, TV, Internet accessm a well-stocked minibar and bathroom amenities.

HOTEL STARHOTEL EXCELSIORVia Pietramellara, 51 - 40121 BolognaPh. +39 051/246178 - www.starhotels.itFour Stars Hotel in the city center, in front of therailway station, 1,5 km from Palazzo Dei Con-gressi, 7 km from the airport. 193 rooms withair-conditioning, minibar, sat and pay TV, Internet connection and radio. Fitnessroom, bar, restaurant, gift shop, business desk, wireless LAN, garage, babysit-ting, laudry service, car rental. Credit cards.

UNA HOTEL BOLOGNAViale Pietramellara ,41 - 40121 BolognaPh. +39 051/60801 - www-unahotels.itFour Stars Hotel located in front of the centralstation, near the historical centre, 1,5 km fromPalazzo Dei Congressi, 7 km from the airport.The UNA Hotel Bologna, thanks to its strategic location, is the ideal place bothfor business and leisure. Fine restaurant services and relaxation in the bar withterrace. Its 93 rooms, 6 suites offer design and comfortable facilities equippedwith the latest technology.

SAVHOTELVia Parri, 9 - 40128 BolognaPh. +39 051/361361 - www.savhotel.itSAVHOTEL, 4 stars hotel, is just 200 steps fromBologna Exhibition Centre and the Palazzo DeiCongressi ConferenceComplex. It is located infront of the Bologna trade fair entry Piazza Costituzione, in a Modern residentialarea. Savhotel offers 120 guest rooms, furnished in a modern style. Efficacioussoundproofing and air-conditioning systems allow guests to enjoy a comforta-ble and peaceful stay. The rooms are fitted with a range of modern comforts, in-cluding: individual room temperature control, direct call telephone, electronickeys, broadband Internet connection (wireless connections available), LCD sa-

tellite television, safe, mini-bar, spacious bathroom with hair dryer. Savhotel of-fers its guests a whole spectrum of facilities, including a fitness centre, laundryservice, Internet Point, Restaurant.

UNAWAY HOTEL BOLOGNA FIEREPiazza della Costituzione, 1 - 40128 Bologna Ph. +39 051/41666 - www.unawayhotels.itUNAWAY Hotel Bologna Fiera strategically loca-ted close to the Trade Fair district and the Con-gress Centre, and just 2 km away from Bolognacity centre. Pullman parking, free parking space and garage under video surveil-lance (at a charge), fitness room, small size pets accepted, internal restaurant.The 162 rooms have comfortable furniture. They have double or twin beds, con-temporary furniture complete with telephone, Internet connection, mini Bar, sa-tellite TV, safe for laptop and air conditioning. All the bathrooms have a showeror bathtub, telephone, hair-dryer and hospitality set.

HOTEL FIERAVia Stalingrado, 82 - 40128 BolognaPh. +39 051/377735 - www.hotel-fiera.com3 Stars Hotel located 600 mt from the CongressCentre, and just 2 km away from Bologna citycentre. All the rooms are well-tended in detail and furnished with all the com-forts. Standard Rooms: air-conditioning; mini bar, satellite and pay Tv, radio, di-rect dial phone, safe, bathroom with bath and/or shower, kit of amenities, hair-dryer. Prestige Rooms: 2 king size beds (2 m. x 1 m. each), Jacuzzi baths or sho-wer, exclusive toiletries for aroma therapy, balcon, safe, tea and coffee facilities.

NUOVO HOTEL DEL PORTOVia Del Porto, 6 - 40122 BolognaPh. +39 051/247 926 - www.nuovohoteldelporto.comThe Nuovo Hotel Del Porto, 3 stars hotel, is locatedbetween the train station (600 mt) and the historicalcity centre (500 mt). About 2 km from Palazzo DeiCongressi and 6 km from the airport. 17th century building in the old city cen-ter that offers 36 rooms, 2 of which are suites and 8 completely restructured mi-ni apartments, with air-conditioning, phone, safe, minibar, radio and satellite TV.Bar and for the breakfast room.

RAMADA ENCORE BOLOGNAVia Ferrarese, 164 - 40128 BolognaPh. +39 051/4161311 - www.ramadaencorebo.it3 stars Hotel located about 3 km from the Pa-lazzo Dei Congressi and 5 km from the city cen-ter. 118 rooms offer bed of excellent quality. Therooms design is synonymous of young and contemporary style with wooden flo-or. All rooms with: high-speed internet and wireless access, LCD screen and SKYchoice. The bathrooms are the strength point of the whole building for being ofanabsolutely innovative design and provides a special power-shower. Furni-shings are of crystal andslate. “Coffee Bar” with a maxi screen to watch TVshows andsport events in a bright young and dynamic ambient. Cocktails andaperitives can be organised toenjoy a nice evening with friends. The hotel provi-des also a smoking room. Shuttle service to/from Palazzo dei Congressi duringthe days of the congress.

HotelsYou can make your hotel reservation through www.hellobologna.it

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