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This two-day practical course will give veterinary surgeons the opportunity to discuss and perform ophthalmic surgery. The anatomy and physiology of the cornea, eyelids and 3rd eyelid will be reviewed and consideration given to the conditions affecting these areas, including those associated with breed related conformation.
The surgical techniques to correct entropion and ectropion, resect eyelid neoplasms, perform keratectomies and placing conjunctival grafts will be discussed in detail.
You will then spend ample time practising these procedures in a supervised practical session.
Digital course notes, refreshments and lunch will be provided.
Key features of this programme
The spectrum of congenital, developmental and conformation related disorders of the eyelids that require surgical correction
The aetiology, diagnosis and management of third eyelid conditions
Corneal anatomy, physiology and wound healing
The types of corneal repair and reconstruction, including direct suturing, conjunctival grafts and corneo-conjunctival transposition
The surgical procedures for use on the cornea, such as grid keratotomy, superficial keratectomy and removal of foreign bodies
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