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Internal MedicineAnaemia in Cats and Dogs
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Nov 26Nov 27The presentations of anaemia in cats and dogs in general practice is highly variable, from severe life threatening emergencies requiring rapid, effective decision making on an approach to diagnosis and treatment, to chronic progressive disease that can have subtle clinical disease and needs a logical and potential cost-conscious approach to an apparently incidental finding on routine blood work.
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Internal MedicineClinical Approach to Pyrexia
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Sep 26Mar 27Sep 27View course detailsThis course will discuss the clinical approach to and the management of a variety of common conditions resulting in fever in small animal practice. Reviewing the physiology of fever and the differential diagnoses for the presenting signs in that particular body system and considering the diagnostic approach to this area and the relevant treatments. The aim is to highlight themes in the diagnostic approach to inspire delegates to become more confident in how to approach similar case in their practice, especially when referral is not an option. -
Internal MedicineDiabetes in Cats and Dogs
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Feb 27Jul 27This course will cover pathophysiology and aetiology of diabetes mellitus in cats and dogs, its diagnosis, management and monitoring, and address the handling of diabetic emergencies – ketoacidosis, hypoglycaemia and hyperglycaemic hyperosmolar syndrome.
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Internal MedicineEndocrinology Refresher
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Oct 26May 27Oct 27This is aimed to be a refresher course focussing on common endocrine diseases. Each module will provide a short overview of pathophysiology and then highlight presentation, diagnosis and treatment options including managing poorly responsive patient. Endocrine diseases are lifelong problems for the patient and owner that need a whole team approach to management hence the course is designed to support both vets and vet nurses.
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Internal MedicineGastro-Intestinal Disease in Dogs and Cats
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Oct 26Apr 27Oct 27View course detailsGastro-intestinal disease is a common cause for concern in clinical practice. The clinical signs can range from acute and dramatic presentations through to chronic, lower grade clinical signs. There is a wide variety of underlying conditions that can affect the gastro-intestinal tract and differentiating these is not always straightforward. With a logical and ordered approach though, a satisfying outcome is possible in many cases. -
Internal MedicineHepatobiliary Disease
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Jan 27Jun 27Patients with liver and biliary disease are common, often emergency, presentations in general practice. Cases can be challenging to investigate and treatment is often long term requiring good communication and clear explanation for the owner.
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Internal MedicineNephrology and Urology in Dogs and Cats
From £199.00 + VAT Nephrology and urology: Diseases of the urinary tract are among the most common problems encountered in first opinion practice. The goal of this course is to provide a refresher on common urinary tract diseases and discuss the latest up to date information on each topic. Case examples will be provided throughout. View course detailsAvailable:
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Internal MedicineRespiratory Disease in Dogs and Cats
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Nov 26May 27Nov 27Coughing is a common presentation in general practice, with a wide ranging list of differential diagnoses and an expanding list of treatment options. More recent evidence has the potential to change our understanding of chronic respiratory disease in dogs too, through the consideration of aerodigestive disorders.
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Internal MedicineSmall Animal Infectious Diseases
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Sep 26Mar 27Sep 27This course will explore common presentations of infectious disease (e.g. sneeze, cough, diarrhoea) in companion animals, as well as the approach to disease in the travelled pet. Following completion, you should be able to apply this knowledge to first opinion cases to select the most appropriate test modalities and interpret results holistically. Management of selected infectious diseases will also be covered.
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