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2 BSAVA Congress 31 March – 3 April 2011 KEY VETERINARY: Lecture Advanced Lecture M Masterclass Interactive Clinical Abstracts NURSING: Lecture Advanced Lecture N Master SeriesExhibition

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Veterinary Programme

Thursday Morning 31 March

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IMAGING OPHTHALMOLOGY INTERACTIVE EMERGENCY AND CRITICAL CARE CARDIOLOGY BEHAVIOUR

SIMULTANEOUS TRANSLATION

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CT scanning of thoracic conditionsLorrie Gaschen (USA)

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Ophthalmic emergenciesElizabeth Giuliano (USA)

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Can you just take a look at this lump on his skinNick Bacon (USA)

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Metabolic causes of seizures in the critically illBen Brainard (USA)

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Bradycardia in dogs and catsSydney Moïse (USA)

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Is there a medical cause for the abnormal behaviour?Julien Dandrieux (UK)

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Use and abuse of advanced imaging in neurologyLorrie Gaschen (USA)

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Regional anaesthesia of the eyeElizabeth Giuliano (USA)

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Advances in treatment of status epilepticusJoan Coates (UK)

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Tachycardia in dogs and catsRoberto Santilli (ITA)

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Preventive behavioural medicine: the role of the general practitionerSarah Heath (UK)

COFFEE BREAK & EXHIBITION – NATIONAL INDOOR ARENA

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Imaging the head: seeing what’s on the insideLorrie Gaschen (USA)

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Basic eyelid surgeryChristine Heinrich (UK)

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Complications of fracture repairKei Hayashi (USA)

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Coagulation dysfunction in the critically illBen Brainard (USA)

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Diagnostic approach to syncopeRachel James (UK)

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A behavioural approach to feline patients in the veterinary practiceRachel Casey (UK)

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Contrast studies of the urinary tract: when, how and why?Michael Herrtage (UK)

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Advanced eyelid surgeryChristine Heinrich (UK)

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Treatment of coagulation disturbances in the critically illBen Brainard (USA)

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A new era in medical management of canine mitral valve disease?Sydney Moïse (USA)

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The importance of understanding canine behaviour in the consulting roomSarah Heath (UK)

LUNCH & EXHIBITION – NATIONAL INDOOR ARENA

3The ICC / NIA – Birmingham – UK

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KEY VETERINARY: Lecture Advanced Lecture M Masterclass Interactive Clinical Abstracts NURSING: Lecture Advanced Lecture N Master SeriesExhibition

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Veterinary Programme Nursing ProgrammeAustin Court [150] Hall 7a [60] Hall 7b [60] Hall 8 [306] Hall 11 [346]

INFECTION CONTROL CLINICAL RESEARCH ABSTRACTS VETERINARY MASTERCLASSESGASTROINTESTINAL ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY AND

POSTOPERATIVE CARE

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Decision making in antibacterial prescribingSally Anne Argyle (UK) 0850–0935

Common canine and feline liver conditionsNick Bexfi eld (UK)

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Aftercare following cruciate surgeryKei Hayashi (USA)

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Executive 2

Clinical and diagnostic reasoning for feline medicine casesRichard Malik (AUS)Paul Canfi eld (AUS)

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Antibacterial resistance in companion animalsSusan Dawson (UK) 0945–1030

Liver disease: important nursing considerationsDavid Twedt (USA)

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Postop care of spinal patientsLindsey Dodd (UK)



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MRSA: an update in humans and animalsSusan Dawson (UK)

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Clinical Research Abstracts

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Treating GI disease: which drugs to use?Julien Dandrieux (UK)

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Physical therapy after orthopaedic surgeryMike Conzemius (USA)

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How to prevent spread of infection in the practice/how to deal with an infectious disease outbreak in the practiceTim Nuttall (UK)

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Diarrhoea: could it be food allergy?Karin Allenspach (UK)

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Feed me: I’ve just had surgeryKate Murphy (UK)


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Thursday Afternoon 31 March


IMAGING OPHTHALMOLOGY CARDIOLOGY EMERGENCY AND CRITICAL CARE BEHAVIOUR


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Ultrasonographic examination of the urinary tractMichael Herrtage (UK)

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Colourful corneasElizabeth Giuliano (USA)

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Feline arterial thromboembolismSydney Moïse (USA)

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Dealing with the unknown poisoning caseKate Murphy (UK)

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Behavioural considerations for hospitalised patientsSarah Heath (UK)

PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS & BSAVA

AWARDS CEREMONY

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Ultrasound-guided tissue sampling techniquesLorrie Gaschen (USA)

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Fundoscopy: how to get a good lookElizabeth Giuliano (USA)

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Novel anti-arrhythmic treatmentsRoberto Santilli (ITA)

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The top ten poisons in the dog in the 21st centuryAlexander Campbell (UK)

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The interplay between behaviour and diseaseRachel Casey (UK)

CLOSE FOR BSAVA LECTURE – HALL 1

BSAVA LECTURE – HALL 1

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DRINKS IN THE EXHIBITION – NATIONAL INDOOR ARENA

Kindly sponsored by

EXHIBITION CLOSES IN NATIONAL INDOOR ARENA


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Veterinary Programme Nursing ProgrammeAustin Court [150] Hall 7a [60] Hall 7b [60] Hall 8 [306] Hall 11 [346]

INFECTION CONTROL CLINICAL RESEARCH ABSTRACTSGASTROINTESTINAL ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY AND

POSTOPERATIVE CARE

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Drug delivery systems in small animals: patches, pills and potionsSally Anne Argyle (UK)

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Clinical Research Abstracts 1415–1500

Gastrointestinal endoscopy: the nurse’s roleMike Willard (USA)

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Taking over: postoperative careTania Yelland (UK)

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Discussion panel: antibiotics and prevention of infections in practiceTim Nuttall (UK)Susan Dawson (UK)Sally Anne Argyle (UK)

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Diseases that can be treated by nutritional manipulationJulien Dandrieux (UK)

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Perioperative pain management for orthopaedic surgeryEllie West (UK)

CLOSE FOR BSAVA LECTURE – HALL 1

BSAVA LECTURE – HALL 1

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DRINKS IN THE EXHIBITION – NATIONAL INDOOR ARENA

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Friday Morning 1 April


THE FELINE STREAM CONTROVERSIES INTERACTIVE HEPATOLOGY MANAGEMENT NAVC: Urology


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Feline reproduction: problems you will see in practiceSusan Little (USA)

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Canine bone tumours: limb sparing versus amputationNoel Fitzpatrick (UK)Jane Dobson (UK)

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Cancer cytology: interactive case seriesDoug Thamm (USA)

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Evaluation of the patient with abnormal liver enzymesDavid Twedt (USA)

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Can’t pay, won’t pay!Mark Moran (UK)

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Management of uroliths: new approaches to an old problemLarry Adams (USA)

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Feline paediatrics: how to treat the sick and the smallSusan Little (USA)

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Emerging liver diseases in the dogDavid Twedt (USA)

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The client: why should you care?Mark Moran (UK)

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Treatment of chronic kidney disease: an evidence-based medicine approachLarry Adams (USA)


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Feline hyperthyroidism: an update and what’s newCarmel Mooney (IRE)

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Vaccination advice: regulatory, industry and guidelines group perspectivesMichael Day (UK)Anna-Marie Brady (UK)Donal Murphy (UK)

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Myths and misconceptions in veterinary dentistry, oral surgery and pathologyMargherita Gracis (ITA)

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Canine chronic hepatitis: advances in aetiology and treatmentNick Bexfi eld (UK)

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Dealing with complaintsVDSChristine MagrathGeoff Little

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Diagnosis and treatment of refractory urinary incontinenceLarry Adams (USA)

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Feline hyperthyroidism: treatment and postoperative managementCarmel Mooney (IRE)

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An overview of portosytemic shunt surgeryIvan Doran (UK)

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Treatment of urinary obstructionLarry Adams (USA)


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Veterinary Programme Nursing ProgrammeAustin Court [150] Hall 7a [60] Hall 7b [60] Hall 8 [306] Hall 11 [346] Hyatt Ballroom [220]

PETSAVERS STREAM CLINICAL RESEARCH ABSTRACTS VETERINARY MASTERCLASSESONCOLOGY WILDLIFE EMERGENCY CARE NURSING MASTER SERIES

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Petsavers clinical research project award panel1. Applying for a Petsavers CRP award

from practice – Natasha Mitchell (IRE)2. Getting the award is just the start: what

to do next – Maggie Fisher (UK)3. Stats: how to handle them and who to

ask for advice – Darren Shaw (UK)

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Biopsy for oncology: what the nurse needs to knowNick Bacon (USA)

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…in birds of preySimon Girling (UK)

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Diabetic and DKA nursing care and educating the pet ownerMarie Kerl (USA)

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Executive 1

A dynamic ECG rhythm interpretation! Who cares about P & Q when we have R (Roberto) and S (Sydney)?Roberto Santilli (ITA)Sydney Moïse (USA)

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Executive 2

Interpretation of inflammatory CSF and treatment protocols for CNS inflammatory diseasesJoan Coates (USA)Tom Harcourt-Brown (UK)

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Update on alopecia in dogs and the use of biopsiesRoss Bond (UK) 0945–1030

Clinical approach to the cancer patientSue Murphy (UK)

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…in small mammals (hedgehogs, etc.) and birdsLes Stocker (UK)


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Imaging and arthroscopy for elbow diseaseElvin Kulendra (UK)

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Dispelling the myths of veterinary oncologyDoug Thamm (USA)

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…in larger mammals (foxes, badgers, deer, etc.)Les Stocker (UK)

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Endocrine testing: stimulation and suppressionCatharine Scott-Moncrieff (USA)

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Mast cell tumours: using molecular genetics in their investigationSue Murphy (UK)

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Thoracic neoplasia: preparation for the thoracotomyNick Bacon (USA)

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Understanding wildlife responsibilities and legislationSteve Smith (UK)


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Friday Afternoon 1 April


THE FELINE STREAM CONTROVERSIES INTERACTIVE HEPATOLOGY DENTISTRY NAVC: Hospital design


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How to get the most from the feline physical examination: lessons learned from catsSusan Little (USA)

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PANEL DISCUSSION Controversies in cardiovascular therapeutics: when and how to treatSydney Moïse (USA)Simon Swift (UK)Virginia Luis-Fuentes (UK)

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So you know how to interpret lab results?Paul Canfield (AUS)

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Update on feline liver diseasesDavid Twedt (USA)

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Update on differential diagnosis and treatment of feline gingivostomatitisPhilippe Hennet (FRA)

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The evolution of animal housingWayne Usiak (USA)

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Controversies in feeding catsRichard Malik (AUS)

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Hepatic resection: old techniques versus new technologiesNick Bacon (USA)

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Rational use of antibiotics in dentistryPhilippe Hennet (FRA)

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The profitable, green, empathic veterinary hospital for the 21st centuryWayne Usiak (USA)

TEA BREAK & EXHIBITION IN NATIONAL INDOOR ARENA

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Common poisons in the catAlexander Campbell (UK)

PREPARATION FOR BANQUET

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Approach to the painful eyeElizabeth Giuliano (USA)

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Biliary tract surgery in dogs and cats: indications and techniquesNick Bacon (USA)

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Dental radiography and radiologyMargherita Gracis (ITA)

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Big mistakes you must avoid when planning a new hospitalWayne Usiak (USA)

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New insights into feline nephrologyRichard Malik (AUS)

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Surgical biliary disease: why is the morbidity and mortality so high?Amanda Boag (UK)

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Treatment of dental emergencies (dental luxation and avulsion)Margherita Gracis (ITA)

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Design ideas for workplace efficiencyWayne Usiak (USA)




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Veterinary ProgrammeAustin Court [150] Hall 7a [60] Hall 7b [60] Hall 8 [306] Hall 11 [346] Hyatt Ballroom [220]

BSAVA EDUCATION CLINICAL RESEARCH ABSTRACTS VETERINARY MASTERCLASSESSAFE PRACTICE CLINICS NURSING MASTER SERIES

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BSAVA OU Certifi cate: an introductionFrances Barr (UK)

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Executive 1

Canine elbow dysplasia: update on pathogenesis and recent advances in treatmentMike Conzemius (USA)Noel Fitzpatrick (UK)

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Executive 2

Mast cell tumours and the use of tyrosine kinase inhibitorsDoug Thamm (USA)Anneliese Stell (UK)

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Veterinary nursing during pregnancyShirley Simpson (UK)

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Well pet clinicsTania Yelland (UK)

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Anaesthetic monitoring: use your eyes, ears, fi ngers and monitorsMartina Mosing (CH)Isabelle Iff (CH)1510–1555

How to write up a good caseJon Wray (UK)

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Safe use of chemotherapySam Fontaine (UK)

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Puppy partiesAllison Sellers (UK)



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How to design a scientifi c studyMark Holmes (UK)

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Handling aggressive patientsTania Yelland (UK)

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Geriatric dogs and catsShelley Holden (UK)

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How to read a scientifi c paperAdrian Boswood (UK)

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Infection control tips for practiceAlistair Freeman (UK)

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Designing a kitten wellness programmeSusan Little (UK)


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Saturday Morning 2 April


ENDOCRINE DERMATOLOGY INTERACTIVE ORTHOPAEDICS: Joints EXOTICS: Small pet consultations ONCOLOGY


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Update on testing in canine Cushing’sCatharine Scott-Moncrieff (USA)

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Allergy tests for skin disease?Ross Bond (UK)

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Gastrointestinal case challengesMike Willard (USA)

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Update on cruciate disease pathogenesisKei Hayashi (USA)

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RodentsWilliam Lewis (UK)

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A logical approach to the oncology patientJane Dobson (UK)

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Update on canine Cushing’s: whether, when and how to treatCatharine Scott-Moncrieff (USA)

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Medical management of the allergic dogDanny Scott (USA)

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What’s new in imaging of the stifl e?Nic Hayward (UK)

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FerretsMolly Varga (UK)

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Lymphoma: dead common but how do we diagnose diffi cult cases?Doug Thamm (USA)


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Advanced imaging in endocrine diseaseNic Hayward (UK)

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Medical management of the allergic catDanny Scott (USA)

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Decision making: antibiotic use in practiceSally Anne Argyle (UK)

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Detection and management of early cranial cruciate ligament ruptureKei Hayashi (USA)

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Pet birdsKevin Eatwell (UK)

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Melanomas: cutaneous, ocular, digital and oralAnnaliese Stell (UK)

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Renal effects of endocrine diseaseMarie Kerl (USA)

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Skin creepy crawlies: how to fi nd and eliminate themNatalie Perrins (UK)

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Pathogenesis-based approach to treatment of medial patellar luxationKei Hayashi (USA)

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Tortoises and terrapinsKevin Eatwell (UK)

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Aftershocks of veterinary chemotherapy: managing adverse eventsDoug Thamm (USA)



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Veterinary Programme Nursing ProgrammeHall 7a [60] Hall 7b [60] Hall 8 [306] Hall 11 [346] Hyatt Ballroom [220] Austin Court [150]

CLINICAL RESEARCH ABSTRACTS VETERINARY MASTERCLASSESCOMMUNICATION EMERGENCIES NURSING MASTER SERIES ENDOCRINE

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Team work: how to make it workNicola Ackerman (UK)

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Triage: the fast and informative clinical examinationBen Brainard (USA)

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Nursing and management of dogs with weak pelvic limbsJoan Coates (USA)

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Cushing’s: diagnosis and treatmentMarie Kerl (USA)

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Executive 1

Advances in the diagnosis and treatment of avian infectious diseasesSimon Girling (UK)

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LaparoscopyDavid Twedt (USA)Philip Lhermette (UK)

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Compassionate care of clientsZoe Belshaw (UK)

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Cardiovascular emergenciesBen Brainard (USA)

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Hyperthyroidism: treatment of affected catsRichard Malik (AUS)

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Ethical dilemmas in practiceNicola Ackerman (UK)

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Nursing the fi tting dogLindsey Dodd (UK)

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Advanced imaging explained: CT & MRILorrie Gaschen (USA)

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Insulinoma: why is my blood sugar so low?Lucy Goddard (UK)

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Animal welfare law: what do I need to know?Clare Bryant (UK)

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The perfect blood donorWendy Barnett (UK)

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Addison’s: diagnosis and treatmentCatharine Scott-Moncrieff (USA)


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Saturday Afternoon 2 April


ENDOCRINE DERMATOLOGY INTERACTIVE ORTHOPAEDICS RABBITS ONCOLOGY


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Endocrine disease in the ferretSimon Girling (UK)

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Funny drugs in dermatologyDanny Scott (USA)

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Management of head traumaJoan Coates (USA)

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What to do with the completely unstable stifl e jointToby Gemmill (UK)

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Clinical pathology and interpretation of test resultsMolly Varga (UK)

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Chemotherapy drug update: what’s old, what’s new?Doug Thamm (USA)

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Diagnosis and management of feline Cushing’sCatharine Scott-Moncrieff (USA)

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Immune-mediated skin disease in the dogDanny Scott (USA)

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Stem cells in small animal orthopaedicsMike Conzemius (USA)

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Cardiorespiratory diseaseYolanda Martinez-Pereira (UK)

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Neoplasia and hypercalcaemiaDavid Argyle (UK)

TEA BREAK & EXHIBITION – NATIONAL INDOOR ARENA

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Pass the salt: emergency management of Addison’s diseaseMarie Kerl (USA)

PREPARATION FOR PARTY NIGHT

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Why does the heart rhythm matter when treating heart failure?Roberto Santilli (ITA)Sydney Moïse (USA)

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Elbow replacement… where are we now?Mike Conzemius (USA)

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Approach to fractures and orthopaedicsMolly Varga (UK)

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Osteosarcoma: diagnosis, medical and surgical managementDavid Argyle (UK)

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DKA: hyperglycaemia is the least of your worries!Marie Kerl (USA)

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Conservative management of elbow dysplasia: does it work?Neil Burton (UK)

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Gastrointestinal stasis and urine scaldingRichard Saunders (UK)

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Feline squamous cell carcinomasJane Dobson (UK)




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Veterinary ProgrammeHall 7a [60] Hall 7b [60] Hall 8 [306] Hall 11 [346] Hyatt Ballroom [220] Austin Court [150]

CLINICAL RESEARCH ABSTRACTS VETERINARY MASTERCLASSESOBSTETRICS AND PAEDIATRICS EMERGENCIES NURSING MASTER SERIES CARDIOLOGY

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Executive 1

Infectious diseases of the eyeElizabeth Giuliano (USA)Richard Malik (AUS)

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Executive 2

Maxillofacial trauma in dogs and catsPhilippe Hennet (FRA)

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Obstetrical aid for the pregnant bitchGary England (UK)

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Typing and transfusingDanielle Banks (UK)

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Get the most out of laboratory tests: impress your bossPaul Canfi eld (AUS)

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ECG: how to interpret the squiggly lineSimon Swift (UK)

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The use of drugs in small animal reproductionAngelika von Heimendahl (UK)

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Transfusion reactions: how to prevent, recognise and treatAmanda Boag (UK)

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Common arrhythmias and when they occurLuca Ferasin (UK)

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Neonatal diseaseGary England (UK)

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Commonly encountered poisons: how to act fast and treat appropriatelyAlexander Campbell (UK)

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Blood pressure: measurement and interpretationRachel James (UK)

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Pregnancy and delivery in the queenSusan Little (USA)

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Handling and nursing cardiovascular patientsCharlotte Pace (UK)


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GASTROINTESTINAL RESPIRATORY NEUROLOGY HOW TO… BACKYARD BIRDS


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Antibiotic- and dietary-responsive enteropathies: fi nd the real culpritMike Willard (USA)

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Respiratory disease: how to reach a diagnosisPhilip Padrid (USA)

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Degenerative myelopathy in dogsJoan Coates (USA)

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…collect CSFPeter Smith (UK)

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The pet chicken: current disease trendsVictoria Roberts (UK)

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…do an epiduralEllie West (UK)

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Gastrointestinal haemorrhage: not always obvious, and not very easyMike Willard (USA)

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Differential diagnosis of dyspnoea in catsSimon Swift (UK)

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Paresis in the ageing large breed dog: other ‘non degenerative’ causes – approach and treatmentJoan Coates (USA)

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…measure blood pressureLuca Ferasin (UK)

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Surgery in backyard poultryWilliam Lewis (UK)

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…monitor blood pressure during anaesthesiaEllie West (UK)


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Canine infl ammatory bowel diseaseKarin Allenspach (UK)

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What’s the problem in the upper airway?Philip Padrid (USA)

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Do you suspect a peripheral neuropathy?Nicolas Granger (UK)

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…do bronchoalveolar lavageCraig Devine (UK)

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The pet duck: problems and solutionsVictoria Roberts (UK)

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…perform pericardiocentesisCraig Devine (UK)




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Veterinary Programme Nursing ProgrammeHall 9 [285] Hall 10 [235] Hall 8 [306] Hall 11 [346]

CLINICAL PATHOLOGY ANAESTHESIA VETERINARY MASTERCLASSESDERMATOLOGY PHARMACOLOGY

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Fine needle cell aspiration: helpful or just a way of contributing to bleeding?Paul Canfield (AUS)

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Sedation options: what’s safe and whenMartina Mosing (CH)

EXHIBITION OPENS IN NATIONAL

INDOOR ARENA

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Executive 1

Ear disease: medical and surgical decision makingRoss Bond (UK)Dick White (UK)

0900–1230

Executive 2

Refractory and uncontrolled diabetes: case studiesCatharine Scott-Moncrieff (USA)Lucy Davison (UK)

0920–1005

Shaking heads and scratching earsNatalie Perrins (UK)

0920–1005

Perioperative antibiotics: if, when and what to useAlistair Freeman (UK)

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Cytology: let’s play with lumps and bumpsEmma Scurrell (UK)

0955–1040

Analgesia at home: options other than NSAIDsIsabelle Iff (CH)

PRE-AGM COFFEE

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Scraping and squeezing: dermatology procedures for VNsSarah Price (UK)

1015–1100

Use of anti-epilepticsNicolas Granger (UK)


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BSAVA AGM 10.45AM

All BSAVA Members welcome


1145–1230

Body fluids: how to interpret the results and avoid the smoke and mirrorsPaul Canfield (AUS)

1145–1230

NSAIDs: an updateMartina Mosing (CH)

1205–1250

Fleas: control and pruritusNatalie Perrins (UK)

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Are you suitably authorised to dispense drugs?Allison Sellers (UK)



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GASTROINTESTINAL RESPIRATORY NEUROLOGY HOW TO… CLINICAL PATHOLOGY


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Regurgitation: much more to life than megaoesophagus and PRAAMike Willard (USA)

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Angiostrongylosis in dogs: where are we now?Craig Devine (UK)

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Neuromuscular disease: does my patient need an EMG?Peter Smith (UK)

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… perform a retrobulbar nerve blockElizabeth Giuliano (USA)

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Urinalysis: what’s in the wee?Iona Maher (UK)

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…trim or remove rabbit incisiorsWilliam Lewis (UK)

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GI therapeutics: which one to use and whenKarin Allenspach (UK)

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Diagnosis and management of thoracic tumoursNick Bacon (USA)

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Common canine and feline myopathies: from the biopsy to the treatmentPeter Smith (UK)

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…close an oronasal fi stulaMargherita Gracis (ITA)

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Anaemia: what do those reticulocyte counts really mean?Paul Canfi eld (AUS)

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…decide whether to extract or save a toothPhilippe Hennet (FRA)

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Nutritional management of GI diseaseKarin Allenspach (UK)

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Do dogs get colds? Diagnosis and treatment of nasal diseasePhilip Padrid (USA)

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An update on immune-mediated brain diseases in dogsJoan Coates (USA)

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…perform an intradermal skin testNatalie Perrins (UK)

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Leucograms: when do they really mean infl ammation?Paul Canfi eld (AUS)

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…perform a bone marrow biopsyAnnaliese Steel (UK)

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ANAESTHESIADENTISTRY ANALGESIA

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Rational fl uid therapy in anaesthetized patientsEllie West (UK)

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Paediatric dentistryPhillipe Hennet (FRA)

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An update on NSAIDsMartina Mosing (CH)

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Monitoring respiratory and CV function during anaesthesiaBen Brainard (USA)

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Dental scaling: make it fast and effi cientSam Brown (UK)

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Can’t use NSAIDs: what else can be used?Isabelle Iff (CH)

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Analgesia by infusion: how, what and why?Ben Brainard (USA)

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Dental radiographyMargherita Gracis (ITA)

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Pain management at homeLinda Roberts (UK)

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