Highest Quality and Best Value in Equine Sports Medicine Education
www.iselp.org
See website for updated information regarding upcoming modules and one-day talks.
International 3-Day Modules
Advanced Education 1 1/2-day Lecture, 1/2-day Dissection & Demo,
1/2-day Wet Lab
April 23-25 Stifle & Thigh Bell Equine England
United Kingdom July 2-4
Foot & Pastern Cascina Gufa Italy
September 11-13 Fetlock, Tendons & Carpus Lingehoeve Diergeneeskunde Netherlands
October 29-31 Neck & Back Clinique de Grosbois France
Hands-On 1-Day
Talk & Wet Lab 1/2-day Lecture & Case Reports 1/2-day Demo
April 10
Foot & Pastern Chino Valley Equine Chino Hills, California
April 21 Pre-Purchase Exams Lexington Equine Surgery Lexington, Virginia
April 22
Foot, Pastern & Fetlock Lexington Equine Surgery Lexington, Virginia
U.S. 3-Day Modules Advanced Education
1 1/2-day Lecture, 1/2-day Dissection & Demo, 1/2-day Wet Lab
March 27-29 Hindlimb Proximal Suspensory & Distal Hindlimb Animal Imaging Irving, Texas
May 13-14 Special 2-Day Advanced Lameness Module Stifle & Thigh Peninsula Equine Menlo Park, California
May 15-17 Hock & Crus Peninsula Equine Menlo Park, California
August 28-30 Pelvis Hagyard Equine Lexington, Kentucky
September 17-19 Shoulder & Elbow Virginia Equine Imaging The Plains, Virginia
ISELP aims to inform equine clinicians of the continually evolving diagnostics and treatments in the field of equine locomotor analysis. Doing so allows for practitioners to approach lameness in the equine athlete from a modern perspective and better manage the cases encountered.
FURTHERING THE EDUCATION OF EQUINE PRACTITIONERS FOR
UNPARALLELED MANAGEMENT OF LAMENESS IN THE EQUINE ATHLETE
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