Anemia I The work-up of anemia patients may be challenging, especially on a Friday evening when decisions need to be taken for optimal stabilization and treatment of patients. This webinar will revisit the typical clinical signs and discuss diagnostic tests that can be performed in-house with little effort and maximum significance regarding classification of anemia […]
Feline lower urinary tract disease – a never ending story… A common presentation in daily praxis. The cat with idiopathic cystitis – or shall we better say „stress induced feline lower urinary tract syndrome“? Aren`t thea all stress-induced? Even those with crystalluria, urolthiasis and secondary bacterial infection? Let`s talk about the different presentations of FLUTD […]
Nodules, masses, and sinus tracts in dogs. – Dr. Chiara Noli Nodular and plaque like lesions usually are of neoplastic or reactive nature. Numerous are the diseases that manifest with nodules, plaques and sinous tracts, including neoplastic, infectious and sterile immune-mediated causes. Cytology is usually the first and most important diagnostic procedure, followed by histopathology, […]
Avian renal failure diagnosis: what is different from mammals Lecturer: Dr. Thomas Coutant Overview: An insightful one-hour webinar dedicated to the diagnosis of renal insufficiency in birds. This session will explore the prevalence and complexity of avian renal diseases and the unique diagnostic challenges they present—not only due to late-onset, non-specific clinical signs and limited […]
Anemia II Anaemia has many faces and causes. In this webinar we will discuss more cases of anaemia. We will discuss when which tests are useful and how to interpret the tests appropriately. Even if a definitive diagnosis has not yet been made, we need to aim for optimal stabilisation of the patient based on […]
Let’s take a look inside: cytology cases of internal organs Cytology of internal organs poses a unique diagnostic challenge, as it is less frequently performed in practice and is often less standardized than other cytological samples. Accurate evaluation requires a keen understanding of the complexities involved. In this webinar, we will delve into various cytology […]
The Behavioural Dimensions of Obesity in Dogs and Cats Obesity is a complex, multifactorial condition often influenced by behavioural and emotional factors. Recognizing the behavioural components behind feeding patterns, caregiver interactions, and environmental enrichment is essential for effective management. Aims: • To explore the bidirectional relationship between behaviour and obesity. • To integrate behavioural assessment […]
The vomiting cat There are so many differentials. How to work through them and find the diagnosis? Based on the very first session we will find a problem oriented structured approach to this. We will learn how to read laboratory results and ultrasound findings with a focus. The better we have done our homework the […]
Skin diseases with ulcers and sinus tracts in dogs and cats. – Dr. Manolis Saridomichelakis There are too many diseases causing skin ulceration and sinus tract formation. They vary from deep infections due to common microorganisms, to hereditary, immune-mediated or idiopathic cases. Some of them are easily diagnosed on clinical grounds but some others need […]
Behavioural Considerations in Surgical and Hospital Settings Surgical and hospitalization experiences can be highly stressful for pets, with long-lasting behavioural consequences. Preemptive behavioural assessment and planning are key to reducing procedural distress and improving recovery outcomes. Aims: • To highlight the impact of pre-, peri-, and post-operative stress on animal welfare. • To promote collaboration […]
Oncologist and Cytologist: A Collaborative Approach Overview: In this talk, we will present and discuss a selection of clinical cases, examining them from both diagnostic and therapeutic perspectives. The focus will be on the critical exchange between the oncologist and the cytologist, specifically addressing what each specialist seeks from the other to guide optimal patient […]
