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Basic Equine Arthroscopic Surgery - , 201
Basic Arthroscopic Surgery course teaches the basic principles of equine arthroscopy in the carpus and dorsal fetlock joint including instrumentation and basic techniques, diagnostic arthroscopy of the carpus and fetlock joints; arthroscopic surgery of the carpus for osteochondral chip fragment removal and arthroscopic surgery of the dorsal compartment of the fetlock joint for proximal P1 chips, villonodular synovitis and OCD. Registration Fee: $850
Advanced Equine Arthroscopic Surgery - , 201
Advanced Arthroscopic Surgery includes four laboratories to give optimal practical information on how to do advanced arthroscopy and with particular emphasis on approaches for internal fixation of fractures in the carpus and fetlock, new arthroscopic techniques in the femoropatellar and femorotibial joints, advanced arthroscopic surgery of the hock and important tenoscopic surgical techniques as well as bursoscopy. Registration Fee: $1,250.00
Basic & Advanced Equine Arthroscopic Surgery Registration Fee: $1,450.00 (combined) Other Courses offered: Diagnostic Stifle Course: Ultrasound & Standing Arthroscopy—, 201
Enrollment is limited. Register Early!
You must enroll prior to the course date. Online registration is available as well as registration by phone or fax. Please check individual course registration instructions.
http://www.cvmbs.colostate.edu/ce/arthroscop;
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