Spinal neurolocalization: clinical cases
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The lecture aims to give the audience an overview about definitions and treatment approaches of small intestinal diseases in dogs.
Prof. Edward Feldman
45 min lecture + 15 min Q&A
Cushing's Syndrome in dogs is an extremely common disorder, first recognized and well described over 50 years ago. It is diagnosed in middle-aged and geriatric dogs of every breed and size by veterinarians practicing throughout the world...
Dr. Roberto Santilli
Med. Vet., PhD, D.E.C.V.I.M.-C.A. (Cardiology)
45 min lecture + 15 min Q&A
During the webinar basic of the interpretation of the 12-lead electrocardiographic system will be provided.
Prof. Rosanna Marsella DVM, DACVD
45 min lecture + 15 min Q&A
Chronic otitis externa is a common presentation in practice that creates frustration for owners, discomfort for patients, and a challenge for clinicians.
1 hour and 30 min + Q&A
Dr. Bussadori proposes a review of canine and feline great vessel anatomy through hundreds of anatomical and clinical imagaes.
Over the past decade, the epidemiology of Leishmania infection around the world has undergone significant changes. In this webinar we will assess how the increase in the number of autochthonous cases of canine leishmaniosis in non-endemic areas, as well as the description of new reservoirs in endemic areas, makes its control more complex.