Update on canine and feline mast cell tumors
During this CE Dr. Alvarez will cover general pathophysiology and surgical recommendations for mast cell tumors, the importance of staging, sentinel lymph node mapping, and various mapping techniques.
At Boundary Bay Veterinary Specialty Hospital, we are dedicated to continuous learning and sharing of our medical knowledge within our hospital and with the broader veterinary community.
We offer Continuing Education (CE) events regularly throughout the year for veterinarians and veterinary support staff. To find out more, please visit our Veterinary Outreach support page.
During this CE Dr. Alvarez will cover general pathophysiology and surgical recommendations for mast cell tumors, the importance of staging, sentinel lymph node mapping, and various mapping techniques.
A practical approach towards ECG interpretation for technicians and staff who are monitoring patients under anesthesia or in an ICU scenario.
Targeted to Veterinary professionals and support staff, the approach to an oncology patient will be discussed. The lecture will cover the presentation of different cancers, diagnostic recommendations and techniques, treatment options, side effects of treatment options, and some prognostic information.
During this CE presentation, Dr. Mark Harmon, DVM, DACVIM (Cardiology) will be focusing on how to manage cardiac patients in emergency situations.
In this RACE-approved veterinary CE presentation, Dr. Geert Paes, discusses chronic diarrhea in canines and felines.
Neurologist Dr. Adam Drury discusses the mechanics of intervertebral disc disease in canines.
Dr. Chamisa Herrera, DVM, MS, DACVIM (Oncology) presents on common canine and feline oral tumors.
During this CE presentation, Dr. Mark Harmon, DVM, DACVIM (Cardiology) will be focusing on how to manage cardiac patients in emergency situations.
Board-certified criticalist, Meghan Harmon, DVM, DACVECC, presents a case-based approach to learning successful triage and resuscitation of the canine and feline neonate.