Limited to 60 participants

 A 2 day seminar

Boston

March 23-24, 2007

 

Emergency medicine & surgery

in general practice 

with 

Tim Hackett D.V.M.  

Diplomate, American College of Veterinary 

Emergency & Critical Care

Howard Seim D.V.M.  

Diplomate, American College of Veterinary 

Surgeons

Colorado State University

 

Dr. Tim Hackett is Associate Professor Of Medicine and Head of the Emergency & Critical care center & Dr. Howard Seim is  Professor of Surgery at Colorado State University. They are both actively involved with the management of patients admitted to the university emergency clinics and with the ongoing management of patients requiring intensive care. This  means that they will be presenting practical methods of treatment!  Both Tim and Howard are frequent speakers at all the major conferences in the U.S. and around the world where they are recognized as professional & practical speakers. 

Dr.’s Hackett and Seim will use a case based format to present a practical diagnostic and therapeutic approach to common canine & feline emergency problems. Videotapes will also be utilized throughout the discussions.

Hematologic emergencies

Acute blood loss

Immune mediated thrombocytopenia

Immune mediated hemolytic anemia

DIC & other coagulopathies

 Transfusion medicine

indications, methods and complications of whole blood and blood component therapy

 

Respiratory emergencies

laryngeal paralysis

collapsing trachea & collapsed larynx

lung & pleural disease

pneumothorax & hemothorax

pericardial disease

 

Sepsis

Colloids, crystalloids and vasopressors

Fluid therapy case studies

Metabolic emergencies

Gastrointestinal emergencies

GDV

foreign bodies

peritonitis & pancreatitis

vomiting and diarrhea

parvovirus

 

Practical discussion on:

Pneumothorax

Hemothorax

How to place (with video)

chest tubes

jugular catheters

nasal oxygen tubes

central venous catheters

intraosseous catheters

 

Practical tips on:

blood pressure monitoring

collecting canine and feline blood

quick tests on the bleeding dog

trans-tracheal aspiration

trans-thoracic aspiration

when to use what in fluid therapy

diagnostic peritoneal levarge

initial management of the dog & cat in acute respiratory distress

initial antibiotic selection

Hilton Boston Hotel - Boston Back Bay Hotel - Boston, MA Hotels

Venue:

 Hilton Back Bay Hilton 

40 Dalton St. Boston

Phone Tel: 1-617-236-1100 Fax: 1-617-867-6104 

 

Group Room rate

Please call 800-487-5650 for room availability

 

Driving to Hotel 

From 90 East (Mass Pike):

FOLLOW 90 EAST TO EXIT 22, WHICH IS LOCATED INSIDE THE PRUDENTIAL UNDERPASS. STAY LEFT AND FOLLOW THE SIGNS FOR PRUDENTIAL CENTER. ABOVE GROUND YOU WILL NOW BE ON HUNTINGTON AVE. GOING WEST. TAKE YOUR FIRST RIGHT ONTO BELVIDERE STREET. FOLLOW BELVIDERE STREET FOR 1/2 BLOCK, THE HILTON WILL BE DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF YOU (WATCH FOR THE BLUE AWNINGS)

From the south:

TAKE EXIT 18, MASS AVE/ROXBURY EXIT (THIS EXIT IS NOW LOCATED ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF 93) FOLLOW THE SIGNS TO MASS AVE. WHEN YOU GET TO YOUR FIRST MAJOR INTERSECTION BEAR RIGHT ONTO MASS AVE. FOLLOW MASS AVE FOR ONE MILE, UNTIL YOU GET TO HUNTINGTON AVE. TAKE A RIGHT ONTO HUNTINGTON AVE. FOLLOW TO THE SECOND SET OF LIGHTS (GET IN THE LEFT LANE) TAKE A LEFT ONTO BELVIDERE STREET FOLLOW BELVIDERE FOR 1/2 BLOCK AND THE HILTON WILL BE RIGHT IN FRONT OF YOU (WATCH FOR THE BLUE AWNINGS)

From the north:

TAKE EXIT 26A OFF OF 93 SOUTH. FOLLOW SIGNS TO STORROW DRIVE. FOLLOW STORROW DRIVE FOR ABOUT 2.5 MILES. TAKE THE FENWAY 1S EXIT (STAY IN THE LEFT LANE). FOLLOW UNTIL THE FIRST TRAFFIC LIGHT (STAY IN THE LEFT LANE). TAKE A LEFT THIS WILL BE BOYLSTON STREET GOING INBOUND. FOLLOW BOYLSTON STREET INBOUND TO THE FOURTH TRAFFIC LIGHT AND TAKE A RIGHT ON DALTON STREET. FOLLOW DALTON STREET FOR TWO BLOCKS AND PROCEED TO THE HILTON MOTOR ENTRANCE DIRECTLY ON YOUR RIGHT.

(directions sent with registration confirmation)

 

Seminar schedule

Registration:

Friday March 23: 7.30am - 8.00am

Seminars:

Friday March 23:         8.00am - 5.00pm

Saturday March 24:      8.00am - 5.00pm

Lunch (included)

12.30pm - 1.30pm daily

Seminar registration (16 CE hrs-also approved by  the AAVSB RACE program in most states including MA, VT, NH, ME, PA, RI & CT): Seminar registration (16 CE hrs-also approved by  the AAVSB RACE program in most states including MA, VT, NH, ME, PA, RI & CT):  

  • Earlybird                    by March 1                  $585.00

  • Regular                       after March 7              $615.00

Technicians - subtract $80.00

Includes lunch & breaks daily

Complete notes

Certificate of attendance

Directions to hotel will be mailed with confirmation

Cancellations-10% cancellation fee

80% refund  or seminar transfer after March 1, 2007

No refund- only seminar transfer after March 12, 2007

CE credits

IVS complies with the following guidelines:

  • Speakers are recognized specialists
  • Mandatory recorded attendance
  • Certificate of attendance
  • Complete seminar notes
  • Approved for 16 CE hrs by the AAVSB Race program

 

Register online or by mail or fax 831-458-0123

            

                        

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