The very nature of a surgical emergency means that you must make appropriate decisions, and take effective actions, without delay. Your patient’s life may well depend on your actions. On this course you’ll learn how to effectively manage common surgical emergencies that you are likely to see in your practice, for the best chance of a successful outcome.
What you’ll learn:
- How to deal with pleural effusions and pneumothorax
- Surgery for diaphragmatic hernia
- What to do with your GDVs – gastropexy techniques
- Cystotomy and urinary tract obstruction
- Tracheostomy for acute upper respiratory distress
- Splenectomy and haemoabdomen
- Extensive practical guidance in hands on wet labs
- Confidence and practical skills you can put to good use with your next emergency!
Course Tutor: Will Robinson BVetMed MSc BSAVA PGCertSAS DipECVS MRCVS
This course is kindly sponsored by Veterinary Instrumentation
Course Feedback:
“Excellent course, well balanced with theory and practical. Great confidence giver.”
“Fantastic! Very nice balance of theory vs. practical, good class size. Really enjoyed the course, learnt a lot! Will feel more confident attempting these cases in future. Great balance of theory and practical.”
“Excellent, very informative, good level of content, knowledgeable speakers and helpers.”
“Thoroughly enjoyed the course. All staff especially the tutor were very approachable and helpful. By lunch break on day 1, I already felt more confident in myself and able to tackle more complicated procedures, I’m looking forward to putting my new skills into practice. Gaining skills and confidence in new procedures or improving on skills already in use.”
“Lovely to have such a practical bias, and so many hints and tips – feel much happier about the OOH emergencies!”
Call us now on 0151 328 0444 to reserve your place