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16 MARCH 2021 : 20H00 – 21H00 (GMT +2)
Improving Canine Postures with Assistive Devices
with Jen Repac: DVM, CCRT, CVA, CVCH, Certified Canine Chiropractic
This presentation discusses various types of assistive devices and their respective goals and limitations. Patient videos and current relevant research are also featured.
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6 APRIL 2021 : 20H00 – 21H00 (GMT +2)
Unlocking the Mystery of Polyarthritis in Dogs
with Kara Amstutz: DVM, CCRT, CVPP, CVA
This lecture will discuss the pathophysiology, diagnosis, and therapeutic options for dogs with polyarthritis.
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20 APRIL 2021 : 20H00 – 21H00 (GMT +2)
Neurodynamic Mobilization in Animal Physical Therapy
with Sabine Hárrer: Human physio, manipulative PT, MTT, MLD, animal physio, CMT therapist, CND therapist. Canine osteopath.
In this webinar, the therapist will see how the restriction of a peripheral nerve can impact the range of motion of a canine patient. I show how to identify and treat adhesions of neurogenic structures, as well as to distinguish them from non-neurogenic structures.
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4 – 25 MAY 2021 : 20H00 – 21H00 (GMT +2)
Understanding Exercise Physiology
with Leslie Eide: DVM, CCRT, ACVSMR Resident – Rehabilitation Therapist
- 4 May: Physical Activity Versus ExerciseMoving every day is good, exercising is great. Learn to start creating fitness and conditioning plans for your patients.
- 11 May: From the Big Picture to the SpecificDiscussing General Adaptation Syndrome as it forms the bigger picture & the SAID Principle which is all about getting specific.
- 18 May: The Give and Take of ExerciseDiscussing Overload & Reversibility Principles and how they apply to your exercise plan.
- 25 May: Beyond the EverydayDiscussing Reactive, SAQ, and Resistance principles and how they allow us to get creative in our exercise programs.
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1 JUNE 2021 : 20H00 – 21H00 (GMT +2)
How to Work Well with the Referral Vet
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15 JUNE 2021 : 20H00 – 21H00 (GMT +2)
Connect, Communicate, and Conquer
with Leslie Eide: DVM CCRT
Finding common ground with canine sport dog owners in order to help them achieve all their sporting goals.
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6 – 27 JULY 2021 : 20H00 – 21H00 (GMT +2)
Veterinary Splinting, Orthotics, and Prosthetics
with Patrice Mich: DVM MS DABVP, DACVAA, DACVSMR, CCRT Canine Sports Medicine and Mobility
6 July: Myths and Pitfalls in Bandaging and Splinting from a Biomechanical Perspective
A 2011 retrospective study revealed a 63% incidence of injury associated with external coaptation so-called CASTI (cast associated soft tissue injury). With a clearer understanding of biomechanics, the incidence of these iatrogenic injuries can be reduced.13 July: Introduction to Veterinary Orthotics and Prosthetics
The use of veterinary orthotic and prosthetic (V-OP) devices is an emerging therapeutic strategy. In this webinar, we will apply the biomechanical principles covered in the previous session to the use of these devices. We will discuss the advantages and limitations of off-the-shelf vs custom devices.20 July: Use of Dynamic Orthosis in the Surgical and Non-Surgical Treatment of Canine Achilles Mechanism Injuries
Achilles mechanism injuries are common in the canine. In this webinar, we will discuss a newer approach to this injury, which allows for treating secondary digital plantarflexion (curling) in addition to the treatment of the Achilles mechanism injury. The former has not been addressed with traditional surgical and splinting techniques.27 July: What is the Role of Stifle Orthosis in Canine Cranial Cruciate Injury
In this webinar, we will consider the pathomechanics of cranial cruciate disease and the biomechanics required for stabilization of the cranial cruciate deficient stifle. The rationale and evidence for using an orthosis for this condition will be examined.
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3 AUGUST 2021 : 20H00 – 21H00 (GMT +2)
Immobilisation Syndrome
with Maira Rezende Formenton: DMV, MSC, Ph.D
This webinar will focus on what immobilization syndrome is, and how it affects small animals. We will discuss the impact of rehabilitation and its effect on healing, as well as how to prevent and treat it.
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17 AUGUST 2021 : 20H00 – 21H00 (GMT +2)
The Ubiquitous Iliopsoas: True Sprain vs Adaptive Shortening
with Patrice Mich: DVM, MS, DipABVP, DipACVAA, DipACVSMR, CCRT Canine Sports Medicine and Mobility
Iliopsoas “injury” is a common diagnosis in the canine. However, in order to successfully treat, a distinction must be made between a true traumatic sprain and compensatory/adaptive shortening due to an underlying pathology.
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7 SEPTEMBER 2021 : 20H00 – 21H00 (GMT +2)
Developmental Orthopedic Disease in Dogs
with Kara Amstutz: DVM, CCRT, CVPP, CVA
This lecture will cover a variety of DODs in dogs as well as strategies for prevention and treatment.
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21 SEPTEMBER 2021 : 20H00 – 21H00 (GMT +2)
Feline Biomechanics: Different Species, Different Moves
with Maira Rezende Formenton: DMV, MSC, Ph.D
This webinar will explore the differences between canine and feline biomechanics, and where we can and can't extrapolate data from one species to the next.
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19 OCTOBER 2021 : 20H00 – 21H00 (GMT +2)
What's new with Degenerative Myelopathy?
with Kara Amstutz: DVM, CCRT, CVPP, CVA
This lecture will be a review of the condition of degenerative myelopathy and therapeutic options, as well as updates on recent research.
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