Online live via. Zoom only (no in-person option but will be recorded)

Link to flyer

Topics:

Diagnosing gastrointestinal obstructions: tips and tricks.

Mechanical gastrointestinal obstructions are an important differential in dogs and cats with an acute history of vomiting.  In this session, a case-based review will be used to illustrate the key radiographic findings of pyloric outflow, small intestinal, and linear foreign body obstructions.  Nine tips and tricks for maximizing radiographic yield before moving on to ultrasound will also be reviewed, such as the importance of a left lateral projection, pneumogastrogram, pneumocolonogram, and compression radiography.

No, It’s not heart failure: a thoracic radiography case series.

While left sided congestive heart failure is a common respiratory emergency, many animals are misdiagnosed with this condition due to the overlapping radiographic appearance of other respiratory emergencies.  This session will use a case series to review the radiographic diagnosis of non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema, chronic lower airway disease, pulmonary hypertension, pulmonary thromboembolism, atypical appearing metastatic neoplasia, and pulmonary hemorrhage.

2 CE credits approved by ABVMA & CVBC. SK, MB, and other VMAs self-declare.

To register for the online live Zoom option: login to our website first, add to cart below, checkout and make the payment if required. You can add multiple sessions to the shopping cart before checking out.

A Zoom link will be emailed to you within 48 hours. *Check your junk/spam folder if you can’t find it.

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If you plan to attend, please login for online registration and payment - or notify the CAVM Administrator by email.

• Dr. Marc Seitz, DVM, DACVR, DABVP (Canine and Feline Practice) Associate Clinical Professor of Diagnostic Imaging Department of Clinical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine Mississippi State University

Online live via. Zoom only (no in-person option but will be recorded)

7pm-9pm Mountain Time 

• Non-Member - $25.00
• Office Manager - free
• Office Manager (Non-Member) - $25.00
• Edmonton Association of Small Animal Veterinarians - free
• Retired - free
• RVT - free
• Support Staff - free
• Vet Student - free
• RVT Student - free
• Intern - free
• Member - free
• Executive - free

• Antech

This event was advertised to Members first and is already full.

*To be added to the wait list please email info@cavm.ab.ca - this gives us an idea of the level of interest and whether or not we should host it again.

The lecture portion WILL be recorded and added to our website when ready.

Anatomy to Extraction – Comprehensive Feline Dentistry

May 30th AM
1 HR lecture: Feline Dental Anatomy: We will review gross and radiographic feline dental and facial anatomy.
2 HR lecture: Common Feline Dental Pathology: Case-based discussions on the topics of tooth resorption, periodontal disease, feline chronic gingivostomatitis, malocclusions, endodontic disease, and orofacial trauma. 
30 minute lecture: Peripheral Nerve Blocks for Feline Dental Surgery: Review of peripheral nerve block physiology and instruction on administration of peripheral nerve blocks for feline dental surgery patients.

May 30th PM
1 HR lab: Obtaining full mouth dental radiographs in cat: Alexa Jones, RVT will demonstrate full mouth dental radiographs on a feline cadaver, allowing each participant to practice positioning of the radiographic sensor and beam for each image.  
1 HR lab: Performing peripheral nerve blocks: Dr. Steedman will identify pertinent anatomy prior to instructing and supervising participates while they practice infraorbital, maxillary, and inferior alveolar nerve blocks on feline cadavers.
1 HR lab: Performing a dental exam: Using cadaveric specimens, Dr. Rigby will review necessary instruments and demonstrate a detailed dental and maxillofacial exam. Participants will then each practice performing feline dental exams.

May 31st AM:
2 HR Lecture: Feline Dental Surgery: Everything you need to know to perform safe, efficient, and appropriate dental surgery on feline patients. We will discuss instruments and surgical techniques necessary to perform surgical and non-surgical extractions, crown amputation, and open root planning.

May 31st PM:
1.5 HR Wet-Lab: Crown amputations & open root planning: Participants will create a mucoperiosteal envelope flap around a mandibular canine tooth and a mandibular third premolar tooth. Open root planning will be practiced on each tooth prior to performing crown amputations. The treatments will be visually and radiographically assessed.  
3 HR Wet-Lab: Extraction of an entire maxillary quadrant: Following non-surgical extraction of the maxillary incisors, attendees will lift a triangular mucoperiosteal flap along an entire maxillary dental quadrant. Tooth-sectioning and buccal alveolectomy techniques will allow extraction of the unilateral maxillary dentition. Specimens will be assessed visually and radiographically prior to practicing tension-free closure of the mucoperiosteal flap.  

Attendance for this event has reached capacity.

• Dr. Brittney Rigby, BSc, DVM, DAVDC, Board Certified Veterinary Dentist
• Dr. Jordan Steedman, BSc, DVM (dentistry resident)

UCVM, Spy Hill Campus

• Member - $1000.00

• UCVM, Serona Animal Health

For CAVM Members Only + 1

Heritage Park Social Event

Dinner & Casino Evening

If you plan to attend, please login for online registration and payment - or notify the CAVM Administrator by email.

Heritage Park 

Calgary, AB

• Member - free

• Platinum: Gold: Purina, Silver: Boehringer-Ingelheim, ProConcepts AH, Summit Vet Pharmacy, Bronze: Aventix