AO VET Course—Principles in Small Animal Fracture Management
August 10 @ 8:00 am - August 12 @ 5:30 pm AEST
This 3-day face-to-face course is delivered using a combination of lectures, small group discussions, plenary case discussions, and practical exercises. Participants receive precourse materials to complete online during the month before the hands-on course.
Who should attend
This course is suitable for any veterinary surgeon with an interest in managing fractures in small animals, including: veterinary surgery residents, veterinary graduates at the start of their career, and practicing veterinary surgeons with some surgical experience.
Learning outcomes
The aim of this course is to introduce the principles of fracture management in small animals, including assessment of the trauma patient, and the planning and performance of treatment for long bone and articular fractures. The course will provide a platform for future study and career development in veterinary orthopedics.
Objectives:
At the end of the course participants will be able to:
• Evaluate small animal patients with fractures
• Select and plan appropriate treatment options
• Perform operative and non-operative procedures to treat long bone and simple articular fractures
• Formulate plans for postoperative care including recognition and management of fractures
• Critically assess patient outcomes
Further details
Presented by:
Prof. Lucas Beirer
CPD Points:
Up to 41.5CPD points are available for this course.
Monday: Up to 15CPD
Tuesday: Up to 14CPD
Wednesday: Up to 12.5CPD
