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This course will cover insights regarding imaging that can be done at the primary or emergency vet before transfer to specialty care or telemedicine consult. Topics to include, but not limited to optimizing radiographic positioning, incorporating hands-free radiology, sedation use, prepping owners for specialty transfer, and review of pertinent cases.

1 RACE-Approved Credit Hour
RACE# 27059-1354566

Veterinarians and Technicians are invited.

This presentation will focus on the early diagnosis and treatment of skin and subcutaneous masses. New guidelines for the timely diagnosis of lumps and bumps in patients will be discussed. The importance of early diagnosis will be emphasized, as most skin and subcutaneous tumors can be successfully cured with surgery alone, so it's important not to wait. Techniques for enhancing cytology proficiency will be explored. Real-life cytology case examples will enable attendees to determine the tissue of origin and distinguish between benign and malignant masses. As advocates of the 'Why Wait? Aspirate' cancer awareness program, the aim is to empower attendees to adopt a proactive approach with the motto 'See Something, Do Something.'

1 RACE-Approved Credit Hour
RACE# 27059-1267612

Veterinarians and Technicians are invited.

Topical therapy is a cornerstone of treatment in veterinary dermatology. It is currently the first line of therapy for cases with superficial pyoderma. We will discuss some of the options that are used and the benefits of these therapies. These options will also be evaluated looking at evidence-based medicine with scientific studies to show differences.

1 RACE-Approved Credit Hour
RACE# 27059-1354075

Veterinarians and Technicians are invited.