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XII SOUTHERN EUROPEAN VETERINARY CONFERENCE
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18-20 October
MADRID 2018
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Social Events
Grand SEVC Fiesta
Registration to the Scientific Programme includes entry to all the social activities.
Sala LAB (Chamartin Metro Station)
Poster Presentation Friday, 18 October 2018: 6pm-7pm Poster Area
Saturday, 20 October: 9pm Enjoy a party with live entertainment, tapas, drinks and music to dance the night away. The discotheque will open its doors for the SEVC private party at 9pm. Dinner will be served up to 10.30pm. It’s necessary to present the ticket within your badge to gain access. The discotheque will open to the general public at midnight until 5.30am.
MADRID, 18-20 OCTOBER 2018
FELINE MEDICINE – ISFM-GEMFE-Hill’s
Current, practical, scientific information that can be applied immediately by practitioners
When pain is the disease
The SEVC Scientific Programme is aimed at all European veterinarians, particularly small animal and companion animal practitioners. The SEVC’s mission is to present the latest advances in animal care to the veterinary community in a professional, but fun, environment, by offering more than 200 lectures by more than 100 worldwide experts.
Thursday morning, 18 OCTOBER 2018 Room: AMSTERDAM – Level 2
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This symposium will be presented in English. Simultaneous translation to Spanish will be provided. This symposium is not included in the SEVC Scientific Programme. ASOCIACIÓN DE VETERINARIOS ESPAÑOLES ESPECIALISTAS EN PEQUEÑOS ANIMALES
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Scientific Programme
THURSDAY, 18 OCTOBER 2018 Imaging
OPHTHALMOLOGY
SMALL ANIMAL MEDICINE *
Behaviour
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT
Paris – Level 1 Paulo Steagal
Roma – Level 2 Raquel Salguero
Londres – Level 2 Ron Ofri
Auditorio – Level 0 Cheryl Good
Berlin – Level 1 Jon Bowen
Amsterdam – Level 2 Ernie Ward
Blepharitis. It is not a focal dermatitis
Dr. Wilfried Mai
Elevated liver enzymes – what How can we help people do they mean and what should choose the right shelter dog? I do Dr. Jolanda Pluijmakers
Impact of consolidation and corporate veterinary groups on the veterinary profession
Drugs and diet in the management of liver disease
Veterinary business models in the new competitive environment
THE NETHERLANDS
Dr. Giacomo Gianotti
CT imaging of the acute abdomen USA
Dr. Jonathan Bray
Anaesthesia for the renal patient ITALY
Management of soft tissue sarcoma in the dog
FRANCE
Anaesthesia
Dr. David Maggs
Dr. Jonathan Bray
Imaging urinary emergency cases
Uveitis. It is an ocular lymphadenopathy
Dr. Wilfried Mai
Dr. David Maggs
Dr. Nick Bexfield
THE NETHERLANDS
Dr. Giacomo Gianotti
USA
Airway management ITALY
Advances in endoprosthetics: functional sparing surgery
FRANCE
16.00 16.55
SURGERY Madrid – Level 1 Esteban Pujol
Dr. Nick Bexfield
NEW ZEALAND
15.00 15.55
NEW ZEALAND
Room PM
How to help a shelter dog adapt to a new home Dr. Jolanda Pluijmakers
Dr. Luis Sainz-Pardo
Dr.Luis Sainz-Pardo
17.00- 17.30: Coffee break in the exhibition hall
Dr. David Maggs
Morbidity and mortality in small animal anaesthesia Dr. Nacho Redondo
Dr. Wilfried Mai
Why do clients sometimes fail to act in their animal’s best interests?
What’s new in ophthalmic therapy? How can it help me?
The coughing dog
How can clients be helped to set and accomplish their goals with respect to care?
Dr. Lynelle Johnson
Dr. Fernando Laguna
Dr. Chick Weisse
* Auditorium: also with translation to Polish and Russian. The official languages at the SEVC are English and Spanish. Simultaneous translation will be provided.
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Trauma: the role of diagnostic imaging
USA
USA
Hepatic vascular anomalies: recent lessons learned using interventional radiology
Physical exam and diagnostic What common behaviour tests for the respiratory patient problems can new owners of shelter dogs expect? Dr. Lynelle Johnson THE NETHERLANDS
USA
Dr. Dominique Penninck
The secrets to a successful fundus examination USA
USA
ITALY
Dr. Giacomo Gianotti
Hematuria in small animals: is ultrasound useful?
FRANCE
18.30 19.25
10 essential tips in small animal anaesthesia
Dr. Chick Weisse
USA
17.30 18.25
IR or the OR? How interventional radiology can help your patients
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Dr. Jolanda Pluijmakers
Behaviour modification methods for dogs that have a difficult history Dr. Elena Garcia
Lecture colour code: Lectures presented in English
Lectures presented in Spanish with translation to English
High Level
How I Treat
State of the Art
“High level” lecture
“How I Treat” lecture
“State of the Art” lecture
Dr. Thomas Webb
Speakers’ Country of Origin
Dr. Thomas Webb
NAVC Speaker (North American Veterinary Community)
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Veterinary News
Londres – Level 2 Jaume Martorell Cristina Fragio
Dublin – Level 2
Feline haemoplasmosis: what’s new?
Dr. Ivan Sosa
Respiratory infections in chelonia Dr. Rachel Marschang
9.30: Laparoscopy and laparoscopic sterilization - routine technique…
Dr. Severine Tasker
9.30 10.25
Diagnosis and treatment of feline mycobacterial infections
Dr. Ivan Sosa
Dr. Severine Tasker
Congestive heart failure without a cardiologist?
10.30 10.55
Dr. Ivan Sosa
Feline renal disease nutritionally Dr. Marta Hervera
Diagnosis of infectious diseases in reptiles Dr. Rachel Marschang
10.00: Charm your client: how NMK helps at the veterinary practice Mike Valera, Nuria Tabares, Inmaculada Pérez-Madrigal
9.30 9.55
10.30: A strategy to double your dental income and halve your stress
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT Amsterdam – Level 2 Jorge Guerrero
Definition of surgical margins Dr. Jonathan Bray
11.00: Responsible use of antibiotics in pet animals
Dr. Rachel Marschang
Dr. Chick Weisse
How I Treat
How I Treat
SERBIA
18.00 18.55
Nenad Milojkovic
Lower back pain in cats Dr. Elsa Beltran
How I Treat
Complicated urinary tract infection?
Dr. Maria Angeles Daza Gonzalez
USA
Dr. Pascal Prelaud
Dr. Mona Boord
How I Treat High Level
High Level
ARGENTINA ARGENTINA
16.00-16.55: Coffee break in the exhibition hall
Dr. Martha Cline
Canine and feline pancreatitis with diet How I
17.00 17.55
Grain free, gluten free and other dietary trends – what do they mean for the gut?
18.00 18.25
Dr. Marta Hervera
Dr. Martha Cline
Comprehensive review of surgical attenuation of extrahepatic portosystemic shunts
Use of lasers in dermatology? USA
High Level
How I diagnose aminoglycoside induced nephrotoxicity Dr. Maria Angeles Daza Gonzalez
Updates on canine atopic dermatitis (CAD)
Challenging tumours in challenging Diode laser, a CO2 laser or a places – head/spine/pelvis therapeutical laser for my derm cases Dr. Jonathan Bray
Dr. Martha Cline
Dietary management of canine chronic enteropathy USA
Dr. Philip Padrid
Dr. Betina Rama
Level
Biomarkers in AKI diagnosis Dr. Adam Mugford
Dr. Hervé Brissot
Dr. Mona Boord
Dr. Juan Miguel Ramirez
Treat
18.25 18.55
Extrahepatic portosystemic shunts Dr. Juan Miguel Ramirez
How I Treat
FRANCE
FECAVA tools for canine vector borne diseases. Hygiene and antibiotics in practice
Dr. Soren Boysen
Gut bugs – can we change them with diet
15.00 15.55
Exploratory laparotomy: how to make the most of it
Anal sac carcinoma Dr. Hervé Brissot
Primary secretory otitis media Dr. Pascal Prelaud
How I Treat
Ear canal disease with lasers How I Treat
USA
18.00-18.15
How I Treat
Predicting fluid responder patients in shock: ultrasound vs. other dynamic variables High
USA
Pulmonic stenosis: beyond valvulopasty Dr. Ivan Sosa
Pleural disease in cats: all you need to know in practice USA
Dr. Allyson Berent
Dr. Philip Padrid
CANADA
USA
USA
Dr. Allyson Berent
Practical approach to feline respiratory distress
Urinary incontinence: refractory incontinence can be fixed
17.30 17.55
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NUTRITION
Organizing your clinic workflow for optimal performance
Roma – Level 2 Luc Beco
USA
Advanced Emergency & Critical Care
Dr. Betina Rama
DERMATOLOGY Room PM
FRANCE
14.00: High precision oscillometry in the measurement of blood pressure in dogs and cats - HDO Dr. Filipe Nunes y Verónica Ruso
Minimally invasive management of stone disease
Dr. Hervé Brissot
Coaching tips and providing feedback for millennial employees
13.00-13.55: Lunch break in the exhibition hall
Miguel Ángel Cabezas Salamanca
Dr. Rachel Marschang
Amsterdam – Level 2 Marge Chandler
USA
16.30 17.25
FRANCE
13.30: Beyond a numerical value ... What do the plethysmogram and the Quarantine and disease prevention capnogram tell me?…
Room PM
15.30 16.25
Colorectal oncosurgery
Miguel Ángel Valera
Dr. Diego Esteban
14.00-15.25: Lunch break in the exhibition hall
FRANCE
13.00: Sell without sell, sales techniques 12.00 in veterinary clinic 12.55
NEW ZEALAND
Dr. Amalia Agut, Dr. Esteban Pujol, Dr. Pachi Clemente
Anna Salas
FRANCE
Feline hyperthyrodism: how to approach and treat difficult cases
11.55
12.30: The microbiota in the management of weight control
FRANCE
Dr. Alfonso Moya
GERMANY
USA
Idiopathic myofasciitis in ferrets: how to avoid it being unnoticed
Dr. Diego Esteban
Approach oncological patient management
13.00 13.55
Elisa Reyna Santos
Dr. Allyson Berent
Treat
11.30: Utilization of the blockchain technology in veterinary medicine
Sentinel node mapping 12.00: Investment funds in the veterinary 11.00 Dr. Hervé Brissot sector -
Feline diabetes mellitus: pros and cons of home glucose monitoring
Dr. Ernie Ward
10.00-11.00: Coffee break in the exhibition hall
María Jaureguízar
11.00-11.55: Coffee break in the exhibition hall
Introduction to interventional endoscopy: a new way of looking at things
Dr. Betina Rama
Tracheal collapse syndrome: what’s Hot veterinary topics and pet trends new in managing this difficult disease for 2019 How I
Eva Kaisti
12.00 12.55
Leading multiple generations in the veterinary clinic
Dalibor Tadic
Viral infection in reptiles
How I Treat
How I Treat
8.30 9.25
SURGERY Paris – Level 1 Paloma Garcia Fenandez Lucía Gómez
Fausto Brandao
GERMANY
The 5 most common arrhythmias in practice
Dr Antoine Marie
USA
Cardiology myths 8.30 9.25
9.00: Why including topical natural solutions in the management of cutaneous and auricular infections…
Room AM PM
ARGENTINA
OTHER COMPANION ANIMALS
Madrid – Level 1 Albert Lloret Salva Cervantes
USA
FELINE MEDICINE
Auditorio – Level 0 Maruska Suarez Nick Bexfield
NEW ZEALAND
SMALL ANIMAL MEDICINE *
GERMANY
Room AM PM
GERMANY
SCIENTIFIC P ROGRAMME
FRIDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2018
Dr. Mona Boord
How I Treat
MADRID, 18-20 OCTOBER 2018
SATURDAY, 20 OCTOBER 2018 Londres – Level 2 Nuno Felix Alfredo Suarez
Pneumonia in dogs and cats
Disorders of the reproductive tract of rabbits, rodents, ferrets
Dr. Lynelle Johnson
Dr. Michael Fehr
Advanced Dermatology Madrid – Level 1 Eva Katarina Varjonen David Senior
The acute abdomen: differentiating surgical from non-surgical cases
Antimicrobial resistance mechanisms: what is relevant for my patient with skin and ear infection High
Dr. Soren Boysen
Dr. Anette Loeffler
Dr. Allyson Berent
How I Treat
CANADA
Dr. Michael Fehr
Reproductive disorders in pet hens USA
10.30 10.55
USA
Nasopharyngeal stenosis
Treatment of fractures and luxations in rabbits
Dr. Ricardo de Matos
How I Treat
CANADA
Dr. Lynelle Johnson
GERMANY
USA
Is it heart or lung disease? 9.30 10.25
Room AM PM
Backyard poultry as clinical patients
13.00 13.55
Neuroophthalmology Urinary tract diseases / simplified: Horner’s syndrome surgery to blindness Dr. Michael Fehr
USA
Acute spinal cord injuries – when neurosurgery is not the answer
Septic abdomen-diagnosis, stabilization and pre-surgical management
Methicillin resistant staphylococci (MRS) updates
How I use the intra-osseous space for IV access and sampling
How to get the best out of my culture and sensitivity report?
Dr. Anette Loeffler
High Level
Dr. Soren Boysen
Dr. Anette Loeffler
Dr. Ricardo de Matos
GERMANY
CANADA
Dr. Elsa Beltran
Dr. Elsa Beltran
9.30 9.55
Antibiotics in dermatology – best practice and alternatives Dr. Susan Paterson
Clinical case challenges
Amsterdam – Level 2 Alexis Santana Gonzalez Alexis Santana Gonzalez
The small details in the diagnosis of orthopaedic problems
Current situation of CanL in Europe and Brazil
Is there hope for independent veterinary practices in Europe?
New concepts in the treatment of shoulder OCD
CanL: diagnosis and clinical staging. Feline leishmaniosis update
Open question and answer session: the future of different veterinary business models
Dr. Alberto Gines
12.00 12.55
CanL: current drug therapy and vaccines
5 mistakes with people and their solutions (not found in books)
Stifle surgery complications
CanL versus human leishmaniosis. Zoonotic aspects and prevention
Team conflict management: a step by step method
Dr. Mike Farrell
Dr. Mike Farrell
High Level
Dr. Susan Paterson
14.30 15.25
Otitis in cats
Dr. Pascal Prelaud
Dr. Alejandro Artiles
USA
Dr. Ricardo de Matos
Dr. Lynelle Johnson
FIP – advances in diagnostic testing and treatment
CRRT vs IHD – an overview
Feline bronchitis and asthma
Dr. Severine Tasker
High Level
Dr. Maria Angeles Daza Gonzalez
Antibiotic therapy in avian species USA
Dr. Lynelle Johnson
Dr. Adam Mugford
USA
Upper airway disease in dogs USA
16.30 17.25
Dr. Philip Padrid
Dr. Ricardo de Matos
State of the Art
15.30 16.25
How to get the yes from clients and employees Dr. Miguel A. Diaz Sanchez
Dr. Alejandro Artiles
16.30-17.25: Coffee break in the exhibition hall
High Level
17.30 18.25
17.30-18.25: Coffee break in the exhibition hall
Adapting to new technologies and changes in practice – a psychologist’s approach Dr. Thomas Webb
Injuries of the distal Nail or nail fold disease – extremities: from bandaging is there a difference? to arthrodesis Dr. Susan Paterson
A step ahead in the surgery of ligaments and tendons Dr. Alberto Gines
FRANCE
USA
15.30 16.25
How to avoid acute kidney injury (AKI) in hospitalised patients
Dr. Miguel A. Diaz Sanchez
DERMATOLOGY
Approaching the feline ‘high-rise syndrome’
Advanced Feline Medicine
Avian orthopaedic surgery
Dr. Miguel A. Diaz Sanchez
13.00-14.25: Lunch break in the exhibition hall
High Level
14.00-15.25: Lunch break in the exhibition hall
Respiratory distress – what to do?
Dr. Luis Sainz-Pardo
Fracture repair complications
Biofilms – what are they and are they important?
Dr. Soren Boysen Dr. Adam Mugford Dr. Maria Angeles Daza Gonzalez
Dr. Luis Sainz-Pardo
Dr. Alberto Gines
10.00-11.00: Coffee break in the exhibition hall
11.00 11.55
Dr. Adam Mugford
Practice Management
Roma – Level 2 Guadalupe Miró César Yotti
High Level
Dr. Soren Boysen
Recognition and treatment of acute kidney injury (AKI)
Leishvet seminar
Paris – Level 1 Toni Navarro Iván Serra
Level
11.00-11.55: Coffee break in the exhibition hall
12.00 12.55
8.30 9.25
Orthopaedics
FRANCE
EMERGENCY CRITICAL CARE
Berlin – Level 1 Alfonso Moya Pilar Lanzarot
CANADA
OTHER COMPANION ANIMALS
Auditorio – Level 0 Nick Bexfield Germán Santamaría
GERMANY
USA
8.30 9.25
SMALL ANIMAL MEDICINE *
S cientific programme
Room AM PM
Updates on food allergy in dogs Dr. Pascal Prelaud
Weapons of massive influence: making persuasion a method and not a mystic thing Dr. Miguel A. Diaz Sanchez
Cecotrophy- related disorders How I do peritoneal dialysis in rabbits Dr. Adam Mugford How I
Dr. Elsa Beltran
How I Treat
Acute pancreatitis 19.00 19.25
Dr. Alfonso Moya
Treat
Epiphora in rabbits and rodents
Dr. Nick Bexfield
How I Treat
Dr. Alfonso Moya
Chronic nasal disease in cats USA
Refractory epilepsy 18.30 18.55
Dr. Philip Padrid
State of the Art
High Level
18.30 18.55
Dr. Alejandro Artiles
How I Treat
Dr. Maria Angeles Daza Gonzalez How I Treat
19.00 19.25
Dermatophytosis – updates on diagnosis and therapy Dr. Susan Paterson
Primary bone tumours
Hypertensive crisis How I Treat
Distal tibial fractures
Dr. Mike Farrell
How I Treat
Behavioral change strategies for pet owners to treat pet obesity and chronic diseases Dr. Thomas Webb
A step by step method to achieve your goals and build lasting and healthy relationships Dr. Miguel A. Diaz Sanchez
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Workshops The SEVC workshops give delegates a unique hands-on laboratory experience. Working with small groups (maximum 20 people), worldclass instructors will teach new techniques using the latest equipment.
EXOTICS
WEDNESDAY 17
Date: 18/10/2018 Time: 11.30 - 13.30 ROOM: Caracas – Level 2
ORTHOPAEDICS
Managing cranial cruciate rupture in dogs with Fusion TTA Date: 17/10/2018 Time: 9.00 - 18.30 ROOM: Montevideo – Level 2
THURSDAY 18 DENTISTRY
Dentistry in the small animal practice. Canine and feline extractions
20 must-know tips and tricks of small mammal radiology
FRIDAY 19
ULTRASONOGRAPHY Ultrasound diagnosis of abdominal pathologies: beginner level Date: 19/10/2018 Time: 10.00 - 12.00 ROOM: Caracas – Level 2
BEHAVIOUR I adopted a dog, now what?
Date: 18/10/2018 Time: 9.30 - 18.30 ROOM: Montevideo – Level 2
Date: 19/10/2018 Time: 14.30 - 18.30 ROOM: Buenos Aires – Level 1
HAEMATOLOGY
RADIOLOGY
Everything you always wanted to know about haematology but were afraid to ask!
Diagnosing abdominal diseases on radiographs
Date: 18/10/2018 Time: 08.00 - 11.00 ROOM: La Habana – Level 1
Date: 19/10/2018 Time: 14.30 - 16.30 ROOM: Caracas – Level 2
IMAGING
SATURDAY 20
Canine abdominal ultrasonography: hands-on lab!
Friday, 19 October: 8.30-18.30 Room: Berlin – Level 1 Saturday, 20 October: 8.30-19.30 Room: La Habana – Level 1 (Workshops Area) The SEVC’s International Nursing Programme is now one of the most comprehensive such programmes in Europe. More than 250 nurses attend each year to learn the latest developments in veterinary nursing.
Posters Presentation Friday, 18th October 2018: 18.00 to 19.00 Poster Area Access to this event is open to everyone in the exhibition hall. Poster authors will be available to answer your questions about their research. Enjoy a glass of Spanish wine as you learn!
Registration Registering for the Nursing Programme includes: attendance to the International Nursing Programme lectures, free entry to the Exhibition Hall, coffee breaks, lunch tickets and one ticket to the Grand SEVC Fiesta. The official SEVC languages are English and Spanish. Simultaneous translation will be provided.
ULTRASONOGRAPHY
Date: 18/10/2018 Time: 9.30 - 13.30 ROOM: Buenos Aires – Level 1
Ultrasound diagnosis of abdominal pathologies: intermediate level
CYTOLOGY
Date: 20/10/2018 Time: 10.00 - 12.00 ROOM: Caracas – Level 2
Everything you always wanted to know about cytology but were afraid to ask!
Nurse Programme
Date: 18/10/2018 Time: 11.30 - 14.30 ROOM: La Habana – Level 1
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