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Expand your lameness skills with hands-on training at summer 360° meeting
DIAGNOSING, IMAGING AND TREATING FROM THE FOOT TO THE FETLOCK
June 28 - July 1, 2015 Fort Collins, Colorado
Between 80% and 90% of all lamenesses occur in the distal extremity. Fortunately, technological advances are enabling discovery of more disease processes and different ways of diagnosing lameness in this region, with or without the benefit of MRI.
At the AAEP’s 360° Diagnosing, Imaging and Treating From the Foot to the Fetlock, you will be immersed in the anatomy, clinical examination, diagnostics and treatment of everything from the fetlock to the ground. Limited to 20 participants to ensure optimal training, the meeting will combine lectures about anatomy, methods and strategies with small-group wet labs that provide hands-on, individual- ized practice to build mastery of diagnostic techniques that can be applied immediately in your practice.
What’s new: structures in these areas
IRAP and stem cells
with injuries in these areas
What’s cool: ligaments
and live horses with clinical lesions
clinicians and imagers
Case study contest to send two students or recent grads to 61st Annual Convention
AAEP student members and new practitioners are invited to submit case presentations to be featured as educational resources on the AAEP website. The authors of two selected presentations will receive complimentary registration and a $500 travel stipend to attend the 61st Annual Convention, Dec. 5-9, 2015, in Las Vegas, Nev.
Presentations must be submitted in PowerPoint format. There is no limit to the number of case studies that may be submitted; however, a primary student or first-year graduate author must be identified for each submission. Submissions will be reviewed by members of the Educational Programs
Committee and selected on the basis of quality and educational merit. Veterinary students and first-year graduates are encouraged to work with mentors in the preparation and review of their submissions.
Instructions for submission and a case study template can be requested from Carey Ross, scientific publica-
tions coordinator, at
cross@aaep.org. Examples of case pre- sentations are available at
www.aaep.org/info/case_studies.
Submissions are due by May 1 and should be sent to cross@
aaep.org. Winners will be announced by September.
Who’s who:
360° Diagnosing, Imaging and Treating From the Foot to the Fetlock will bring together expert anatomists, clinicians, imagers, surgeons, and specialists in sports medicine and rehabilitation, including:
Dr. Myra Barrett Dr. Erin Contino Dr. Anna Fails Dr. David Frisbie Dr. Laurie Goodrich
Dr. Chris Kawcak Dr. C. Wayne McIlwraith Dr. Kurt Selberg Dr. Mindy Story Dr. Natasha Werpy
Next steps: 360° Diagnosing, Imaging and Treating From the Foot to the Fetlock will be held June 28-July 1 at Colorado State University. Registration will open in the spring at
www.aaep.org. Early registration is encouraged due to the limited attendance of this meeting. For more information, visit
www.aaep.org/info/360-fetlock.
360° Diagnosing, Imaging and Treating From the Foot to the Fetlock is sponsored by:
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