CPD – MS225 – GP Refresh- Surgery

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[Pre-Order] – Deliver digital download link within 4-8 business days after successful payment. Please contact us to get more details. Purchase CPD – MS225 – GP Refresh- Surgery courses at here with PRICE $479 $114MS225 – GP Refresh- Surgery£347.00 (+VAT)Join RCVS Recognised Specialist in Small Animal Surgery Alison Moores for three 2-hour sessions. Includes 12 months access to all of your course materials.Join Alison Moores BVSc(Hons) CertSAS DipECVS FRCVS for three 2-hour online sessionsComprehensive notes to downloadedSelf-assessment quizzes to ‘release’ your 8 hours CPD certification (don’t worry, you can take them more than once if you don’t quite hit the mark first time)A whole year’s access to recorded sessions for reviewing key pointsSuperb value for money – learn without travellingThis Mini-Series was originally broadcast November 2020 ProgrammeSession 1Basic Abdominal SurgeryAbdominal surgery can be made easier by thinking about which part of the abdomen needs to be accessed before starting surgery and having appropriate surgical equipment available. A thorough exploratory laparotomy is important, especially in cases that have had limited diagnostic imaging. Common procedures performed in practice include removal of gastrointestinal foreign bodies and urinary stones.What you’ll learn:How to open the abdomen safely and easilyPerforming a thorough exploratory laparotomyHow to improve access to all organsHow to recognize what is normal and abnormalUsing photos and videos, demonstrate how to performGastrotomy for foreign body removalEnterotomy for foreign body removalEnterectomy for necrotic intestine or tumourCystotomy for removal of bladder and urethral stones Session 2Wounds and AbscessesDogs and cats are commonly wounded, with more serious wounds occurring after road traffic accidents and dog attacks. Fortunately most wounds will heal, but some require a lot of patience and owner dedication.What you’ll learn:Initial management of a critically ill wounded animalLavage and debridement techniques for acute woundsHow to decide if a wound can heal by second intentionHow to decide when it is appropriate to surgically close a woundWhat to do if a wound is too big to close by simple appositionHow to approach a dog with an abscess – is there a foreign body hiding inside? Session 3Skin MassesLumps and masses are a common presenting complaint. Most of them are benign but they cannot be differentiated from malignant masses by examination alone.What you’ll learn:When can fine needle aspirates be relied upon for a diagnosisWhen should a mass be biopsied and what is the easiest way to do itSuture patterns for subcutaneous tissue and skin closure; use of staples and glueHow to resect a benign massDecision making for malignant masses (mostly soft tissue sarcomas)Staging and what to do if there is lung metastasisLow grade vs high grade tumoursWhat size margin should I take?Masses on the limbsLarge massesMasses in difficult locationsCan I leave a mass in an old dog?Feline injection site sarcomasSalepage: https://cpd-solutions.com/store/product/ms225-gp-refresh-surgery/Archive: https://archive.ph/wip/B012wPurchase CPD – MS225 – GP Refresh- Surgery courses at here with PRICE $479 $114