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Reserve your room and flights early as summer is a popular time to visit Hawaii 11th annual pacific seminar
July 3 - 8, 2005 Managing problems cranial to the diaphragm: with Howard Seim D.V.M. Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Surgeons Professor of Surgery Colorado State University & Philip Padrid D.V.M. Adjunct Associate Professor of Small Animal Medicine at the Ohio State University & Associate, Family Pet Animal Hospital in Chicago.
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group room rate:
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The seminars Managing problems cranial to the diaphragm:
Howard Seim D.V.M. Diplomate, American College of Veterinary Surgeons Professor of Surgery Colorado State University & Philip Padrid D.V.M. Adjunct Associate Professor of Small Animal Medicine at the Ohio State University & Associate, Family Pet Animal Hospital in Chicago.
Dr Padrid is a former professor of Pulmonary medicine at the University
of Chicago. He is the author of more than 40 peer reviewed scientific journal
articles and over 20 textbook chapters in the field, including CVT, Handbook
of Small Animal Practice, the 5-minute vet consult and Saunders manual of
small animal practice among others. His research and teaching introduced the
use of inhaled medications that has revolutionized our treatment of
asthma and bronchitis in dogs and cats. He continues to be a much sought
after speaker at ACVIM, ECVIM, ACECC, North American Conference, the Atlantic
City Conference, and the World Veterinary Congresses including the
upcoming World Congress in Mexico City and the Past Congresses in Japan and
British Columbia. His popularity as a speaker is in part due to his practical
style and innovative teaching methods that get "the whole crowd into
it" Watch out, he may make you demonstrate wheezing for the audience!!
Dr. Seim is Professor of Surgery at Colorado State University where he is an active member of the surgical team. He has written extensively in all the veterinary texts and journals and is a current author in Dr. Fossum's "Textbook of Veterinary Surgery". Along with both national and international invitations to lecture, Howard is also a frequent IVS speaker because of his unique method of lecturing utilizing videos of all the practical surgical techniques. He is also a fun person to interact with!
Dr. Padrid: Diagnostic tests in small animal respiratory medicine- starting with physical exam (anatomic diagnosis like Dr D used to do in neurology), moving thru the common and novel testing approaches (such as use pulse ox in the awake patient with pneumonia, heart failure to decide need to hospitalize, response to therapy etc)
Upper airway disease from nose to trachea- diagnosis and cutting edge treatments for nasal, pharyngeal, laryngeal and tracheal diseases -
Feline asthma including use of inhaled medications -includes comparisions with human asthmatics, included our experience in the last 5 years using inhaled meds on about 150 cats and about 50 dogs - vidoes of cats with asthma that are open mouth breathing that get inhaled albuterol and are fine within 5 minutes for example
Pleural disease-this covers a very novel approach to evaluating pleural fluid and thus the causes of pleural fluid accumulation that we do not teach in veterinary medicine but is the standard approach in human medicine and the approach I have been using for 10 years
Canine chronic bronchitis- includes clinically relevant pathophysiology to help understand why dog airways collapse as they do, lots of videos to show various kinds of collapse under bronchoscopy and fluoro
The 10 drugs I use in respiratory medicine Dr. Seim: Surgical management of brachycephalic syndrome (stenotic nares, elongated soft palate, everted laryngeal saccules) Tracheostomies: temporary and permanent Diagnosis of canine laryngeal paralysis Surgical management and prognosis of canine laryngeal paralysis Diagnosis
and Treatment of Feline Nasopharyngeal Polyps Managing
tracheal and airway collapse Diagnosis
and Management of Diaphragmatic Hernias Postoperative care (chest tubes,
pain management)
canine and feline problems encountered on a daily basis by you, the practitioner.
Sunday July 3:Registration: 2.00pm- 2.30pmLectures: 2.30pm- 6.30pmMonday, July 4:
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