Basic Equine Arthroscopy – August 17-18, 2022
If you do equine arthroscopic surgery in your practice, this is the hands-on training course that you can’t live without. Â
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Advanced Equine Arthroscopy – August 18-20, 2022
In this course, you will learn how to do advanced arthroscopy with particular emphasis on approaches for internal fixation of fractures of the carpus and fetlock, new arthroscopic techniques in the femoropatellar and femorotibial joints, advanced arthroscopic surgery of the hock and important tenoscopic surgical techniques for bursoscopy.
The Problem Mare Online Course
This course reviews a broad range of reproductive issues in mares, including diagnostic techniques and therapeutic protocols.
The Pregnant Mare: Diagnosis, Complications and Dystocia Online Course
This course provides a broad overview of pregnancy in the horse from early pregnancy detection to post-partum complications, with a focus on diagnostic procedures and therapeutic protocols.
Equine Dental Diagnostics Upgrade: Focus on Oroscope Examination and Radiograph Acquisition and Interpretation – Online
The overall goal of this course is for private practitioners to explore the latest in dental diagnostic technology and help the practitioner feel empowered to perform high quality oral examinations and acquire diagnostic dental radiographs that they can accurately interpret to provide a treatment plan.
Stallion Frozen Semen Online Course
This course provides a step-by-step guideline of how to freeze semen from stallions and how frozen semen is stored, transported and subsequently thawed for insemination into mares. The goal is to furnish stallion owners, managers, technicians and veterinarians with both general principles and detailed techniques regarding semen freezing in stallions.
Extraction Techniques for Equine Teeth – Online
This course focuses on treatment planning and techniques to extract premolar and molar teeth. The online learning portion of the course covers dental applied anatomy, maximizing oral exam and imagining findings to develop and hone a treatment plan, and equipment and techniques to extract teeth.
Foaling and Foal Care
This course is designed to provide horse owners, broodmare managers and foaling attendants an overview of normal foaling, dystocia, routine care of the newborn foal and other important topics. The overall goal is to provide personnel that will be responsible for attending pregnant mares through the birth process with guidelines for normal events, when to call for additional on-farm help and when to call for veterinary assistance.
