TRAINING SESSIONS Wet labs, dry labs, and emergency management
Expand your skill set with hands-on instruction during the slate of wet and dry labs. Each lab has an attendance cap for optimal learning. Registration is on a first-come basis at
convention.aaep.org or by phone at (859) 233-0147.
Wet Labs
Wet labs will be held at the Viticus Center – Oquendo Campus, approximately five miles from Mandalay Bay.
1. Essential Techniques for the Ultrasound Exam of the Equine Back and Hind Proximal Suspensory presented in conjunction with ISELP Saturday, Dec. 5
Session 1: 8:00 a.m.-noon Session 2: 12:30-4:30 p.m.
Cost: $450 for AAEP/ISELP members; $500 for non-members Attendance cap: 50 per session
Explore the complex anatomy and ultrasound challenges of the equine back and hind proximal suspensory ligament. Clinical cases will be discussed and approaches to diagnos- ing injuries and treating the equine athlete investigated with leading clinicians in this field.
2. Advanced Treatment of Equine Periodontal Disease Saturday, Dec. 5 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Cost: $900 (AAEP members only) Attendance cap: 24
Acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to use specific odon- toplasty burring techniques to treat various types of pathological diastema in periodontal disease. The morning session will consist of classroom instruction; the afternoon session will be a cadaver wet lab.
Clinical Skills Dry Labs
Sunday, Dec. 6, Mandalay Bay Convention Center Session 1: 10:00 a.m.-noon Session 2: 1:00-3:00 p.m. Session 3: 3:30-5:30 p.m.
Cost: $250 per session (AAEP members only) Attendance cap: 12 per lab session
Enhance patient care by learn- ing a new clinical technique or refreshing your existing skill set. All labs will be offered during each of the three sessions; register for up to three of the following labs:
Lab A: Tendon Sparing Navicular Bursa Injection
Lab B: Tips on Collection, Processing and Interpretation of Endometrial Culture and Cytology
Lab C: Ultrasound- Guided Spinal Joint Injections
Lab D: Practical Skills in Podiatry
Veterinarians’ Role in Emergency Management Saturday, Dec. 5, 1:30-5:00 p.m. Moderator: Bill Moyer
Sponsored by The Foundation for the Horse
Acquire the training and know-how to participate with local, regional, state, and national disaster management efforts. Topics will include the Incident Command System; training requirements; emergency planning structure and process; role of veterinarians in the planning process, evacuation, rescue, medical support, and sheltering; commonly encountered injuries and illnesses; and psychological impacts of being a first responder along with methods to prevent and deal with these issues.
This session is open to all attendees at no additional cost and with no advance registration necessary. Presenters: Wesley Bissett, Leslie Easterwood, Jen Kleman, and Debra Zoran
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