Feline Medicine and Surgery 2009

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Feline Medicine and Surgery 2009

Valentine Charlton Memorial Conference Proceedings
Centre for Veterinary Education
ISBN 9780980646139
Pages 381

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These are the proceedings from the Feline Surgery and Medicine Valentine Charlton Memorial Conference held in Cairns, September 2009.
Mike Lappin and Howard Seim, popular speakers from Colorado State University returned to Australia with a range of new material not previously presented here. And whilst the theme of the conference was feline medicine and surgery there was an emphasis on soft tissue surgery, reflecting the reality that we often need to operate on cats to fix them! The focus on surgical procedures and critical care cases enabled the CVE additionally to enlist the speaking services of Catriona MacPhail, a rising star in soft tissue surgery, and also from Colorado State University. For several sessions Drs Lappin, Seim and MacPhail teamed together to discuss interesting 'mystery cases' that utilised the skills of more than one specialist. In these case-based presentations audience discussion, as well as participation through the use of anonymous audience response meters, was encouraged.
A wide range of topics was covered, encapsulating Mike's active research program in infectious diseases, vaccinology and gastroenterology, along with emphasis on the respiratory, urogenital and gastrointestinal systems.
Supporting these eminent North American speakers were Dr Vanessa Barrs and Professor Richard Malik, two of the best feline physicians in Australia who completed the range of body systems covered to include the endocrine system, kidneys, bones and joints. Vanessa also spoke of her research into fungal nasal cavity disease and alimentary small cell lymphoma, while Mike discussed the latest about flea and tick borne infectious diseases, and emerging infectious diseases such as tritrichomoniasis.
 
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