Univ. of Wisconsin Acquires Dynamic Endoscope
Erica Larson
January 13, 2013
This dynamic endoscope is currently the only such tool in the state of Wisconsin, the school reported.
This dynamic endoscope is currently the only such tool in the state of Wisconsin, the school reported.
The event will provide a series of lectures and panel discussions on topics related to keeping riders safe.
The AVMA is undertaking a number of efforts to commemorate the association’s 150th anniversary.
Adam Chambers, DVM, has served as the commission veterinarian at Woodbine Racetrack since 2010.
The event brings together youth and youth leaders from all facets of the equine industry.
Her clinical interests include equine critical care, upper-respiratory tract physiology, sepsis, and more.
It is hoped that the $20.9 million project will be completed in February 2013.
Safety in the workplace is as important in veterinary medicine as anywhere else.
Attendees discussed a variety of issues including surgical topics and endocrine disorders, such as PPID.
Carla Carleton, DVM, MS, Dipl. ACT, was named one of 27 Charter Diplomates of the newly-formed organization.
The ESC faculty and staff provided an update of their current and on-going research projects.
The graduate degrees were conferred during a diploma distribution ceremony on Dec. 14.
Horse health-related sessions will be targeted at different age groups and experience levels.
Five distinguished graduates were inducted into the inaugural class of the Hall of Distinguished Alumni.
The forum brings together the U.K.’s equestrian industry to discuss news and research on multiple topics.
The convention drew 5,730 veterinarians, students, guests, and exhibitors to California.
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