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|Events|September 3, 2015
Tools & tricks to diagnose & manage a pruritic dog online course
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Date: October 19 - December 13, 2015
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This course seeks to provide the practitioner with a very practical, clinically oriented, detailed approach on how to work up a dermatological patient: in this case, a patient with pruritus. Pruritus is one of the most common pet owner complaints. Unfortunately, pruritus is a very non-specific clinical sign and requires a thorough work-up to rule out various diseases. The course will provide detailed instructions on how to use various diagnostic tests, accompanied by numerous images and video clips. The course is intended to provide practitioners with up-to-date information and to enhance their ability to work up and manage dermatological patients more successfully
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Event type: Online Course
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For More Information:,Quadam Institute
1000 N West Street. Suite 1200 ,Wilmington ,DE ,19801 ,USA
302 597 7059, [email protected], http://www.quadam.com/vets
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