Upcoming dvm360®webinars for March 2022

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Check out what webinars dvm360® will be hosting this month

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dvm360® continuing education webinars are free and offer 1 hour of RACE-approved continuing education credit in jurisdictions that recognize RACE approval. The content lineup is impressive, the speakers even more - so here is what is coming up this March!

Take a look at what's coming up this March!

Adding Digital Cytology to Your Practice: So Much Better for You and Your Patients

Sponsored by Zoetis

This webinar will focus on how today you can use technology to get real-time help with your cases. Real-time and accurate information allows for better diagnoses, treatment, outcome, and prognosis. We will discuss practical recommended diagnostic modalities to be utilized during routine wellness and sick animal examinations including the use of standard diagnostic equipment augmented by digital cytology and the ability to interact with additional specialists when needed. We will take a closer look at some common clinical scenarios, highlighting tips for interpretation of blood work, urine, and the utility of a point-of-care digital system that gives you real-time access to a board-certified veterinary clinical pathologist and other specialists.

When: Wednesday, March 23, 2022, at 7 PM EST

Speakers: Sarah Barrett, DVM, PhD, DACVP and Cory Penn, DVM

Moderator: Adam Christman, DVM, MBA

To register, go here.

Managing Heartworm in the Adopted Dog

Sponsored by Vetoquinol

Since at least 2005 an entire industry has developed to transport tens of thousands of dogs from southern animal shelters to northern states and Canada for adoption. Many of these dogs are heartworm positive. This seminar will discuss the numerous potential problems these dogs may bring to your practice including acting as Dirofilaria immitis reservoirs for local dog populations, producing false negative and false positive antigen tests, carrying potentially resistant microfilariae and unknown health histories.

When: Thursday, March 24, 2022, at 8 pm EST

Speaker: Michael Dryden, DVM, MS, PhD, DACVM

Moderator: Adam Christman, DVM, MBA

To register, go here.

Practical Wound Management

Sponsored by Havel’s

This lecture will discuss the art of wound management. It will begin with a review of wound healing physiology and anatomy and then proceed to discuss different types of wounds and the pathophysiology associated with them. Treatment options for various stages of wounding will be discussed including immediate wound management, open wound management and wound bed manipulation, and definitive wound management and methods of closure. There will be multiple cases examples presented to allow the audience to participate in the decision-making process.

When: Tuesday, March 29, 2022, at 7 pm EST

Speaker: Justin Ganjei, DVM, DACVS-SA

Moderator: Adam Christman, DVM, MBA

To register, go here.

Getting toxins tox-OUT! Decontamination in veterinary medicine.

Sponsored by Vetoquinol

Drs. Mariana Pardo and Erik Zager will discuss the approach to select common toxicities and the strategies for decontamination and initial management of the intoxicated patient. The webinar will be case based with the goal of providing different management strategies to consider. Specific attention will be given to different options for decontamination and the mechanisms behind these treatments.

When: Wednesday, March 30, 2022, at 7 pm EST

Moderator: Adam Christman, DVM, MBA

Speakers: Mariana Pardo, MV, BVSc, DACVECC and Erik Zager, DVM, DACVECC

To register, go here.

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