A small-group seminar on the neurological and infectious disease cases seen in practice every week: the seizuring patient who needs a clear emergency plan, the spinal case where the question is whether to refer, the older pet whose decline may be more than age, and the fever that resists a first-line work-up.
Much of the programme sits where clinical examination meets diagnostic planning – accurate localisation to direct further investigation, spinal disease, sinonasal aspergillosis, and systemic fungal disease. Sessions are interactive, with time for case discussion with the speakers.
Location: Prague, Czech Republic
Starting: 08/06/2027 : 8–10 June 2027 · Maximilian Hotel
Applications Close: 01/06/2027
Neurology
- Neurological examination and neuroanatomical localisation
- Clinical reasoning in canine and feline neurological disease
- Spinal disease: when to refer, when to manage in-house
- Emergency management of head and spinal trauma
- Cognitive dysfunction syndrome
- Emergency management of seizures
- Human factors in veterinary medicine
Fungal & infectious diseases
- Sinonasal aspergillosis
- Fungal diseases update: systemic aspergillosis, candidiasis, Paecilomyces
- Blastomycosis, histoplasmosis, coccidioidomycosis, cryptococcosis
- Borreliosis and toxoplasmosis
- What's new in leptospirosis?
- Case-based approach to fever, uveitis, polyarthritis, and proteinuria
Dr Thomas J A Cardy
Dr Cameron Prior
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RACE approved for 15 hours of CE/CPD in jurisdictions which recognise RACE approval. Independent and unsponsored.
Presented in English. Open to veterinarians and veterinary nurses/technicians.
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