This course is designed for those veterinary surgeons with limited experience in diagnostic ultrasound. By the end of the course, you should be able to achieve a medium level of proficiency in the practical scanning of the normal abdominal organs and of the heart.
Some common pathological conditions affecting the small animal abdomen and heart will be considered. Advice will be given on how to choose an ultrasound machine for your practice.
Digital course notes, refreshments, and lunch will be provided on both days.
Places are strictly limited to nine delegates to ensure every participant receives tailored, hands-on guidance, maximised practical time, and personalised feedback from expert tutors.
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Key features of this programme
Physics of ultrasound
Machine set up
Ultrasonography of the liver and spleen
Ultrasonography of the gastrointestinal tract and reproductive tract
Ultrasonography of the urinary tract
The standard echocardiographic views
The useful ultrasonographic measurements needed to make a diagnosis
Physics of ultrasound
Machine set up
Ultrasonography of the liver and spleen
Ultrasonography of the gastrointestinal tract and reproductive tract
Ultrasonography of the urinary tract
The standard echocardiographic views
The useful ultrasonographic measurements needed to make a diagnosis
Programme details
Module Summary
01 - Introduction to Small Animal Ultrasound - Day One
02 - Introduction to Small Animal Ultrasound - Day Two
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£1,799.00
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Practical Sessions
Where are practical CPD courses or face-to-face modules held?
What will the timings be for face-to-face certificate modules and practical CPD sessions? How will my day be structured?
Where do the cadavers come from for the practical CPD and surgical modules/courses?
What should I wear to a practical CPD course/module?
I will be travelling from overseas, do I need a Visa?
Will the dogs used for practical CPD courses be sedated?
Will the dogs used for scanning have any abnormalities?
Are the dogs used for ultrasound CPD clipped?
Are cats used for any of the ultrasound courses?
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