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|Events|April 2, 2018
Comprehensive Extracapsular Stifle Stabilization Course
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Date: June 23 - June 23, 2018
Description:
Extracapsular (ExCap) Lateral Fabello-Tibial Suture Stabilization of the Stifle: Online Lecture & Wet LabThis course includes two parts and is designed for the veterinarian who wishes to learn/refine the extracapsular (ExCap) lateral fabello-tibial suture stabilization technique and to understand the major advantages of PowerX Crimping System. Part One of this course is a pre-recorded online lecture that includes a comprehensive discussion of diagnostic tips, client education updates, case selection, meniscal visualization & treatment, ExCap lateral fabello-tibial suture stabilization technique, and postoperative management/ rehabilitation. Part Two of this course is a hands-on workshop. Participants will perform the ExCap suture stabilization technique on canine cadavers under faculty supervision using a step-by-step high-resolution video demonstration. This laboratory will include arthrotomy for stifle exploration, removal of the CrCL remnants, inspection of the medial meniscus, proper placement of the ExCap suture and use of a precise crimping system and critique of your repair.*The online lecture will be available for 30 days before the hands-on wet lab.
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Event type: Online Lecture & Live Hands-On Wet Lab
Event Address: DoubleTree Hotel Phoenix Tempe2100 South Priest Drive, Tempe, AZ, United States
Sponsor: Securos Surgical
For More Information:,Securos University
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