Mrs Annalisa Barrelet BVetMed MS CertESM MRCVS
Mr Andy Durham BVSc BSc CertEP DEIM DipECEIM MRCVS
Dr Derek Knottenbelt OBE DVM&S DipECEIM MRCVS
Dr Celia Marr BVMS MVM PhD DEIM DipECEIM MRCVS
Dr Graham Munroe BVSc PhD DipECVS CertEO DESM FRCVS
All clinicians in equine work use clinicopathological tests but many of us do not really understand what tests to request in the varying clinical syndromes we come up against and what the results mean to our differential diagnosis. This course aims to address these problems by discussing the use, and interpretation, of clinical pathology tests in a variety of commonly occurring clinical syndromes and entities. Using a mixture of lectures, casebased small group discussions, panel discussions and ample time for questioning of tutors, the delegates will be able to develop their own ideas about which clinicopathological tests to use in the future. The course will be run in a friendly and informal style using the talents of a group of equine clinicians from both private practice and university clinics.
It is suitable for both mixed and equine clinicians in practice as well as fulfilling part of the syllabus of the original and new RCVS equine certificates.
The use of clinicopathological tests in investigating a range of clinical problems including:
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Day one - Registration and coffee 8.30am. Programme starts 9.00am and ends 6pm.
Day two - Registration and coffee 8.30am. Programme starts 9.00am and 5.00pm.
£540 plus VAT (£634.50 in total)
Includes course notes, refreshments and lunches and access to password-protected web-based material:
Links to all relevant content on Vetstream Equis
Relevant Pubmed abstracts
Course notes as a PDF
Web-based distance learning provision of multiple-choice questions and answers to test understanding of key points