SEVC 2015 BARCELONA - Final programme

IX SOUTHERN EUROPEAN VETERINARY CONFERENCE 50 CONGRESO NACIONAL AVEPA

Barcelona

Barcelona’s location on the Mediterranean coast assures a warm, welcoming climate with pleasant temperatures all year round. The city boasts more than 5 kilometres of beaches, an Olympic marina, open-air restaurants, famous stores for shopping, and many street cafes.

Absorb Barcelona’s wonderful history and bohemian atmosphere. Walk through the Gothic Quarter, one of the world’s best-preserved medieval areas, and the Ribera and Raval districts. The bustling streets and neighbourhoods can be easily explored by bus, by bicycle or on foot.

Of course, if Barcelona is famous for any one thing, it is its buildings. Take the time to admire the city’s architectural masterpieces such as the Sagrada Familia and La Pedrera, created by Antoni Gaudí and other architects, and soak up Modernisme, the city’s home-grown Art Nouveau movement and all that Barcelona has to offer.

15 - 17 October 2015

Fira de Barcelona (Montjuïc)

• A 3-day meeting

• 5,000 professionals

• 80 international speakers

• 120 lectures

• 200 research abstracts

• Over 100 exhibitors

• Attendees from more than 40 countries

• 12 hands-on wet labs and workshops

• Simultaneous translation in all rooms

IX SOUTHERN EUROPEAN VETERINARY CONFERENCE 50 CONGRESO

NACIONAL AVEPA

SEVC 2015

Southern European Veterinary Conference

Since 2007, the SeVc has been building its reputation as a conference whose scientific programme provides an outstanding continuing education opportunity for veterinarians all over the world.

Again in 2015, there are 200 lectures by 80 worldwide experts which cover every aspect of companion animal veterinary care, from diagnosis to therapy, including specific topics such as reproduction, anaesthesia, dentistry, dermatology, diagnostic imaging, emergency/critical care, neurology, ophthalmology and orthopaedics.

The SeVc’s mission is to present the veterinary community with the latest advances in animal care in a professional, but fun, environment. This year’s social events will include the not-to-be-missed Grand SeVc Fiesta.

Spanish and english are the SeVc’s official languages and simultaneous translation will be provided at all lectures. At some lectures, simultaneous translation into French, Russian and Polish will also be provided.

15 - 17 October 2015

Fira de Barcelona (Montjuic)

Barcelona, Spain

2015 Committees

SEVC 2015 Board

artur Font (Spain) SEVC 2015 President

charlotte Lacroix, NAVc President (USA)

christine Navarre, NAVc President elect (USA)

Rafael Molina( Spain)

Vicens Gimeno (Spain)

Jordi Franch (Spain)

David F. Senior (USA)

Joaquin Aragonés (Spain)

Philippe Moreau (France)

SCIENTIFIC ProGraMME CoMMITTEE

colin Burrow (USA)

Rafael Molina (Spain)

Guillermo couto (USA)

Artur Font (Spain)

Jordi Franch (Spain)

David F. Senior (USA)

Andrew Sparkes (UK)

r ESEar CH a BST raCTS CoordIN aTor S

Rafael Molina (Spain)

Xavier Roura (Spain)

ExEC u TIVE dI r ECTor

Joaquin Aragonés (Spain) – executive Director

Muriel Idelsohn – Scientific Programme coordinator

Gemma Soriano – exhibition & Sponsorships coordinator

Laura Llena – Registrations coordinator

EuroPE aN L Ia IS oN

Philippe Moreau (France)

EuroPEaN adVISorY CoMMITTEE

Philippe Moreau – european Liaison - France and Switzerland

Anne Lanevschi – UK & Benelux

Andreas Müller – Germany and Austria

Marek Wojtacki – Poland, Russia, Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia and estonia

ProGraMME CHaIrPE rSoN

Behaviour – Marta Amat (Spain)

Dermatology – Laura Ordeix (Spain) and Luc Beco (Belgium)

emergency and critical care – Nuno Felix (Portugal)

Feline Medicine – Andy Sparkes (UK)

Imaging – Dominique Penninck (USA)

Nursing – Jose Marín (Spain)

Ophtalmology – David Williams(UK)

Orthopaedics – Pilar Lafuente (UK)

Other companion Animal – Jaume Martorell (Spain)

Pain Management and Anesthesia – Luis campoy (USA)

Practice Management – ernie Ward (USA)

Reproduction – Simon Marti (Spain)

Small Animal Medicine – Guillermo couto (USA)

Surgery – Gary ellison (USA) and esteban Pujol (Spain)

SPaNISH NaTIoNaL CoMMITTEE

Andrés Somaza (A coruña)

Ana Barajuan Betolaza (Álava)

Salvador cervantes Sala (Barcelona)

María escribano Toledano (Asturias)

Graciela González carrrera (Pontevedra)

Santos Jiménez Palacios (La Rioja)

Juanjo Minguez Molina (Sevilla)

José Alberto Montoya Alonso (Las Palmas)

Sergio Moya García Sergio (Málaga)

Diana Palacios Robles (Asturias)

José Raúl Pedregosa Morales (Granada)

Ana Prats Sanz (Barcelona)

Joan Riera Planells (Baleares)

Marc Sánchez Grau (Baleares)

Sofia Sánchez Oliveira(Baleares)

J. carlos Seco Filgueira (A coruña)

claudio Ivan Serra Aguado (Valencia)

Lourdes Soriano elio (Alicante)

Alfredo Suarez Alvarez (Salamanca)

José Triviño Barrros (Vizcaya)

Gonzalo Valle Fonck (La Rioja)

Jorge Valle Llarena (Tenerife)

cesar Yotti Álvarez (Madrid)

President’s Welcome AVEPA-SEVC 2015

Dear colleagues

It is a great pleasure and honour to address you all as president of the Southern european Veterinary conference.

Last year we were celebrating the 50th anniversary of AVePA (Spanish Small Animal Veterinarians Association) the Spanish Association and this year we are celebrating the 50th AVePA National conference together with the 9th SeVc (Southern european Veterinary conference), the 21st FecAVA conference (Federation of european companion Animal Veterinary Associations) and the 12th FIAVAc conference (Federation of Iberoamerican Small Animal Veterinary Associations).

During all these years AVePA has promoted scientific training, not only for its partners and Spanish veterinarians, but also throughout europe and around the world. It is a special year, not only because it is the fiftieth anniversary of our National congress, but also because we celebrate it in conjunction with the FecAVA and the FIAVAc conferences, making this event even more international.

On behalf of the Spanish Association of Veterinary Specialists in Small Animals I thank you all for coming to this meeting of veterinarians in europe and Latin America. The Organising and Scientific committee has prepared an excellent programme with the best national and international speakers and a trade show where we see the latest news and developments, not only in medicine and surgery, but also in nutrition, pharmacology, imaging and special techniques for small and exotic animals.

These 50 years of congress are thanks to our Partners, the real stars of the association, and therefore I want to make a special thanks to all of them. I hope we can meet at our next congress, the 51st AVePA congress and 10th SeVc in the city of Granada. enjoy the conference!

Regards

artur Font, Ldo. Vet. Dipl. ecVIM-cA

SeVc 2015 President a

General Conference Information

Final Scientific Programme

congratulations! If you have received this Final Programme, it is because you are attending the FecAVA-AVePA-SeVcFIAVAc 2015. All the information relative to the Scientific Programme and the exhibition Hall is in this booklet, which has been designed to provide delegates with an overview of each day’s programme. Be sure to refer to the updated version and not earlier versions sent by mail or downloaded from the SeVc website.

Badge Collection desks

All Badges must be collected by the registered person at the conference Secretariat during the conference opening hours. Proof of identity will be required (e.g. passport). Badge collection desks are located in the entrance of Pavilion 5. Please collect your badge and documentation there. At the desks, you may ask any questions about the conference or register on-site for the Scientific Programme, the International Nursing Programme, Workshops and social events.

For your convenience, the desks will be open:

Thursday, 15 october: 07.30 - 20.00

Friday, 16 october: 07.30 - 18.30

Saturday, 17 october: 08.00 - 18.30

Your Badge

Please take care of your registration badge and its holder. There are several types of badges providing access to different areas of the conference. each badge has this information on the back.

Security personnel have been instructed to refuse admission to anyone not wearing an official SeVc name badge. In case of loss or damage, printing a new Badge for any reason incurs a charge of 100€.

The Badge identifies the person who holds it. It cannot be collected or worn by anyone other than the person

registered and named on the badge. The conference organisation can cancel the registration and prohibit entry to the registered person for failing to comply with this rule.

SEVC Conference Bags

collect your conference bag at the collection desk at the entrance to Pavilion 5. each bag contains the expo book, the 2016 conference First Announcement, and other exhibitor information.

Simultaneous Translation Earphones

All rooms offer simultaneous translation into english and Spanish, as well as French, Polish and Russian within room number 7. You can collect your earphones at the designated tables. It is compulsory to leave a Passport or 300€ in cash as a deposit. No credit cards, hotel room cards or Presentation cards will be accepted. Please return the earphones at the end of each day to allow the batteries to be recharged.

Conference rooms

All rooms will be open for 5 minutes between lectures. All rooms will then be closed for privacy. A staff member will check delegates’ badges when they go in or out of the room. Rooms will be locked during coffee and lunch breaks. All delegates will be asked to leave the rooms at this time. Food and beverages are not allowed in any of the conference rooms. The SeVc does not permit the recording of any lecture.

unattended Baggage

If you find any lost items please take them to the cloakroom where you will find “Lost and Found”. Please do not leave your belongings unattended. SeVc will not be responsible for any lost items.

download the Proceedings

You can download all the conference proceedings for this year’s conference at www.sevc15.com. All texts are in english and Spanish.

Certificates of attendance

The Attendance certificates will be available for download after the conference. You will receive an email with the link to download your certificate. If you have not received this email by the 1st of November please contact: registrations@sevc.info.

“VIN

Cyber Corner”

Free Internet connection is available at the “VIN cyber corner” in the exhibition Area. Bring your own computer and plug in. Download the SeVc Scientific Proceedings.

Wi-Fi

Free Wi-Fi will be available to all conference delegates.

SEVC 2015 Stewards

Any questions? BLUe SeVc shirts will make it easy to identify all our staff members, who will be found in every conference room, at the registration desks and in the common areas. Do not hesitate to ask any questions.

SEVC 2015 Venue

Fira de Barcelona (Montjuïc)

UNIVERS PLAZA LEVEL 0 LEVEL 1

See page 25 for a larger map of the Exhibition Hall

Pavilion 5

• conference Rooms

• Workshops

• commercial exhibition

• company presentation area

– Show demo room

• catering areas (coffees and lunches)

• cyber corner

• Poster area

• SeVc 2016 Passport

• Main entrance

• conference Secretary (check in, badge collection and new registrations)

• exhibition Secretary

• Help desk for exhibitors

• Press room Gran SEVC

Feline Medicine – Room 3

Thursday, 15 october 2015

FeLIN e OB e SITY AND cO- MORBID DISORD e RS IN c ATS

S CIENTIFIC Pro G ra MME

09.30-10.00: Obesity in cats: why we need to worry (epidemiology, risk factors and co-morbidity) – Dr. L. Weeth

10.00-10.30: The role of behaviour and the human-animal bond in feline obesity

– Dr. G. Da Graça Pereira

10.30-11.00: Obesity and cardiorespiratory disease in the cat – Dr. J. Lopez Alvarez

11.00-11.30: Obesity and arthritis in cats – Dr. D. Novoa

11.30-12.00: coffee Break

12.00-12.30: Obesity and skin disease – Dr. L. Ordeix

12.30-13.00: Obesity and diabetes – Dr. M. Chandler

13.00-13.30: Obesity and LUTD – Dr. I. Becvarova

13.30-14.00: Designing and implementing effective feline weight loss programmes in practice – Dr. L. Weeth

II INTERNATIONAL VETERINARY LASER THERAPY SYMPOSIUM

Thursday, 15 october 2015 – room 8

9.00 - 10.00: Science of laser therapy

Luis DeTaboada

10.00 -10.30: Practical applications, treatment protocols, technical features, safety, contraindications

Dr. David Bradley

10.30 -11.00: coffee Break

11.00 - 11.45: The use of laser therapy within a rehab practice, treating chronic conditions

Dr. Lisa Miller

11.45 - 12.30: The use of laser therapy on post surgical / traumatic wounds, and soft tissue conditions

Dr. Maria Suarez

12.30 -13.15: Integrating laser therapy into daily practice.

Dr. Ernie Ward

13.15 - 13.30: Q&A, all speakers

With the support of K-Laser and companion animal:

This programme is not included in the Vet Scientific Programme.

This programme is not included in the Vet Scientific Programme.

Scientific Programme

Current, practical, scientific information that can be applied immediately by practitioners

The FecAcA-AVePA-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, offering more than 200 lectures by more than 100 worldwide experts.

oFFICI

aVEPa

- asociación de Veterinarios Españoles Especialistas en Pequeños animales

USA raCE - registry of approved Continuing Education

aaVSB - american association of Veterinary State Boards

Lectures presented in English Lectures presented in Spanish

Lecture colour code: “How I Treat” lecture

16.00

-

16.55

Principles of oncologic surgery

FRANCE Dr. L. Findji

Reconstruction in oncologic surgery

FRANCE Dr. L. Findji

Checking the anaesthetic machine. Part I

USA Dr. L. Campoy

Checking the anaesthetic machine. Part II

USA Dr. L. Campoy

How Treat “State of the Art” lecture

State of the Art

Speakers’ Country of Origin NAVC Speaker (North American Veterinary Conference)

This program was approved by the AAVSB RAce program for 31 hours of continuing education in jurisdictions which recognize AAVSB RAce approval for veterinarians.

Autoimmune skin diseases: what’s important? (1)

Dr. L. Beco

Autoimmune skin diseases: what’s important? (2)

Dr. L. Beco

Keys for interpreting your ophthalmoscopic examination

Dr. M. Leiva

Clinical cases: retinal diseases

Dr. M. Leiva

Canine lymphoma. What is new on classification and its clinical use?

Dr. J. Pastor

Peripheral lymphocytosis in the dog and cat. What to do?

Dr. J. Pastor

Handling the difficult cat in the friendliest way!

PORTUGAL Dr. G. Da Graça

Relation between stress and chronic kidney disease: is it possible?

PORTUGAL Dr. G. Da Graça

So you think and know what your clients want and expect from your online presence? USA Dr. S. Kirton

The best marketing services for your clinic: cheap and easy USA Dr. S. Kirton

17.00 - 17.30: Coffee break in the exhibition hall

17.30 -

18.25

Approaching the thoracic cavity: how to overcome the fear

Dr. B.de la Puerta

Surgical treatment of mediastinal tumours: thymoma

Dr. B. de la Puerta

Anaesthesia monitoring equipment: guidelines and recommendations

Dr. F. Laredo

Hypotension

Dr. F. Laredo

Dr. F. Laredo

A rational approach to otitis externa in the dog

Dr. S. Paterson

Otitis externa in the cat

Dr. S. Paterson

Glaucoma: understanding and treating a leading, and painful, cause of blindness

Dr. R. Ofri

Do dogs really see in black and white? Facts and myths about our patients’ vision

Dr. R. Ofri

Is it infectious or immune mediated?

USA Dr. G. Couto

Greyhounds and sighthounds: are they really dogs?

USA Dr. G. Couto

“I’m getting bald! Is it stress?”: psychogenic alopecia

PORTUGAL Dr. G. Da Graça

The 5 most important practice management duties USA Dr. E. Ward 18.30

The bidirectional link between medical and behavioural problems

Dr. T. Camps

What do we really know about alternative and raw diets?

Dr. M. Chandler

5 ways to make your clinic happier, healthier and more productive

USA Dr. E. Ward

GERMANY aTF - akademie für tierärztliche Fortbildung

KRUUSE SYMPOSIUM FIAVAC SYMPOSIUM EdUCATION FECAVA SYMPOSIUM

Veterinary education in the 21st century –transition to new ways of learning

“dentistry”

Get helpful tips and tricks from the specialist to ensure the most efficient animal health care in your daily practice

8.30 – 10.00: Getting to granulation and beyond: maximize healing in the challenging wound

Dr Bonnie Campbell, DVM, PhD, Diplomate ACVS

10.00 – 11.00: coffee Break

11.00 – 11.55: There is no dentistry without radiography

Dr. Jerzy Gawor DVM, Fellow Academy of Veterinary Dentistry

12.00 – 12.55: canine and feline behaviour problems linked to a lack of stimulation

Dr. Jaume Fatjó, DVM, PhD, Dipl. ECAWBM

13.00 – 14.00: Lunch

14.00 – 14.55: emergency in the first 24 hours

Dr. Nuno Paixao, LMV, DVM, Cert. Med. Tac. Emergency and Critical Care

15.00 – 15.55: clues for dog glaucoma diagnosis and treatment

Dr. Marta Leiva DVM, PhD, Dipl ECVO

16.00 – 17.00: Break

17.00 – 17.55: class IV laser in clinical practice

Dr. Lisa Miller DVM, CCRT

18.00 – 18.30: class IV laser therapy: maximizing results

Dr. Lisa Miller DVM, CCRT

“rabies”

FecAVA is the european Federation of Vets for companion Animals. It consists of 37 european associations and is defined as the platform for promotion, development and representation of companion animal vets in europe.

8.30 - 9.25: Vaccination of dogs and people: is worldwide rabies eradication the next big step?

Dr. K. Hampson

9.30 - 9.55: Are we doing enough and how can vets help? Rabies surveillance and control in europe

Dr. L. Gamble

10.00 - 11.00: coffee break in the exhibition Hall

11.00 - 11.55: Travelling with pets: am I giving the correct advice? Pitfalls. enforcement.

Dr. C. Tourlouse

12.00 - 12.55: clinical aspects of rabies: what will we see in our clinics and how should we protect ourselves?

Dr. D. Novak

Round Table

FIAVAc, Ibero-American Federation of Animal Veterinary Associations, officially born in 2002 with the aim of strengthening ties of cooperation between the National Associations, support and promote actions and activities of members, establish partnerships with international institutions and organizations and promote the practice and development of studies and research on aspects of its competition.

F IAVAc holds an annual congress coinciding with one of the national congress of one of its member associations.

This 2015 FIAVAc will celebrate a Dentistry congress with Dr. M. Roza Brazil in Barcelona during the SeVc 2015.

Pro G ra MME

15.30-16.25: What to do with teeth fractures?

Dr. M. Roza

16.30-17.25: Approaching jaw fractures

Dr. M. Roza

17.30-17.55: cleft palate

Dr. M. Roza

• These symposiums are included in the Scientific Programme of AVePA-SeVc-FecAVA-FIAVAc 2015.

• Programmes detailed on the next page.

• The official languages at the SeVc are english and Spanish. Simultaneous translation will be provided. *Room 7 with simultaneous translation to French, Polish and Russian.

currently, how can we manage the ever growing information that is constantly entering the veterinary profession?

This situation, now universal in society for well over a decade, urges us to establish a different framework from which to learn and use knowledge. In effect, we must adapt, and adopt, new ways of learning, locating information, and in particular in the veterinary field, in how we observe the world and solve problems. In this session we will explore how both veterinary programs in europe and USA are evolving, and how they are changing the profile of veterinarians emerging from such programs, as well as address teaching /learning methodologies for continuing professional education, and the resulting challenges for member of the profession.

ProGraMME

14.00-14.25: Teaching clinical problem solving

G. Couto

14.30-14.55: Best learning practices for veterinarians

A. Silvia-Fletcher

15.00-15.25: The changing face of learning in veterinary medicine in southern europe

D. Perez Alenza

15.30-15.55: Teaching veterinary dentistry: utilizing e-learning, mentorship and educational programs

J. Gawor

17.00-17.25: Teaching styles, generational differences, and looming threats and controversies

E. Ward

17.30-17.55: Post graduate specialisations: summary of the european situation

A. Lujan Feliu-Pascual

17.50-18.25: Round Table – The New Vet: the changing face of learning in veterinary medicine in europe and the USA.

PRACTICE MANAGEMENT PROGRAMME CEVA SYMPOSIUM

Thursday 15, Friday 16 and Saturday 17 October 2015

dr. Brian Faulkner

• client satisfaction

• The confidence chromosome

• Practice tips on leadership

Saturday, 17 October 2015

11.00-11.55: Latest updates about the zoonotic potential of dirofilariosis

Oleg Mediannikov

12.00-12.55: Leishmania, filaria and other diseases co-infections

Guadalupe Miro

13.00-14.30: Break

14.30-15.25: Dirofilariosis: Update in pathogenesis, diagnosis and treatment. emerging resistances in heartworm diseases, a review

José Montoya-Alonso

15.30-16.25: Prevention strategy against infection, recent updates

John McCall

dr. Héctor Gómez asenjo

• 10 key elements in management: what issues are key for veterinary practice management?

• How much money I want to make this year? How can I do it?

• Veterinary practice management using indicators

• How I manage… the consensus of the day-to-day good manager

NUTRITION SYMPOSIUM

• 15 October: 19:25-20:25

What do we really know about alternative and raw diets?

• 16 October: 15:00 to 15:25

Nutrition for feline chronic kidney disease

• So you think and know what your clients want and expect from your online presence?

• The best marketing services for your clinic: cheap and easy

• Rebranding a clinic? How to refresh your existing image

• An engaging client experience: tips on how to leverage affordable and accessible technology to retain clients

dr. Ernie Ward

• The 5 most important practice management duties

• 5 ways to make your clinic happier, healthier and more productive

• 5 tips for becoming a better clinic leader

• Bad things good teams say: how to avoid tiny comments that wind up making big trouble for you

• 5 ways to grow your clinic in 2016 and beyond

• 17 October: 13:00 to 13:55

Nutrition for sport and working dogs

• 17 October: 17:30 to 18:25

Man and his canine and feline friends: why are we still too fat?

• 17 October: 18:30 to 19:25

WSAVA nutrition guidelines and toolkit

• These symposiums are included in the Scientific Programme of AVePA-SeVc-FecAVA-FIAVAc 2015.

• Programmes detailed on the next page.

• The official languages at the SeVc are english and Spanish. Simultaneous translation will be provided.

*Room 7 with simultaneous translation to French, Polish and Russian.

dr. Steve Kirton

Workshops 2015

Hone your skills!

The SeVc workshops give delegates a unique hands-on laboratory experience. Working with small groups (maximum 20 people), world-class instructors will teach new techniques using the latest equipment.

The workshops are presented in english, but instructors will provide assistance with other languages.

delegates can register for the workshops only, without registering for the SEVC Scientific Programme. For more information about the labs, please visit the website

HAEMATOLOGY & CYTOLOGY

SeVc 2015 Workshops

Main Sponsor

Everything you always wanted to know about cytology, but were afraid to ask!

Put your microscope to use! Master the fundamentals of cytology, and learn how to diagnose a wide variety of pathologies. a practical and interactive lab!

This course will teach participants how to use a microscope to interpret cytological specimens from a wide range of tissues and to differentiate inflammation from neoplasia, as well as the specific types of neoplasia. Participants will review cases first with individual microscopes and then collectively with a videomicroscope. Brief presentations will be made prior to each group of cases to prepare participants for the changes on the slides that represent certain pathologies. each participant will receive individual attention from the instructors during this interactive lab.

INSTRU c TORS: Dr. G. couto (USA), Dr. J. Pastor (SPAIN)

DATe: 15/10/2015

TIMe: 8:00-11:00

ROOM: 5

PRIce: 270€ (210€ if you are also registered for the SeVc scientific programme)

9th Year

iAll workshops are in english, but support in other languages will be provided.

The SeVc workshops and laboratories adhere strictly to the ethical oversight directions and approval under Spanish regulations in their use of live animals. The number of animals used is always minimal. every effort is made to avoid situations and procedures that would cause anxiety and pain in the animals, and appropriate sedation and analgesia are used whenever necessary. No animal will be euthanized to meet the needs of any SeVc workshop.

C YToLo GY PaCK

Register to both workshops for only 406€. Package available only if you also register for the SeVc Scientific Programme

Everything you always wanted to know about blood smears, but were afraid to ask!

Put your microscope to use! Master the fundamentals of haematology and learn how to diagnose a wide variety of pathologies. a practical and interactive lab!

This course will teach participants how to use a microscope to interpret a large range of blood smears. Participants will review cases first with individual microscopes and then collectively with a videomicroscope. Brief presentations will be made prior to each group of cases to prepare participants for the changes on the slides that represent certain pathologies. each participant will receive individual attention from the instructors during this interactive lab.

INSTRU c TORS: Dr. G. couto (USA), Dr. J. Pastor (SPAIN)

DATe: 15/10/2015

TIMe: 11.15-14.15

ROOM: 5

PRIce: 270€ (210€ if you are also registered for the SeVc scientific programme)

8th Year

ULTRASONOGRAPHY

Canine abdominal ultrasonography

Learn how to obtain high quality images to make accurate ultrasound diagnoses. In this hands-on lab with live dogs, participants will practise locating abdominal organs with the guidance of experts.

This practical class with live dogs will teach participants basic abdominal ultrasonographic skills and ultrasound anatomy, with guidance and feedback from experts. Participants will work in groups of four and rotate through different stations where instructors will teach imaging of the major abdominal organs. Participants will master ultrasonic imaging of the liver and spleen, left kidney and left adrenal gland, pancreas and right adrenal gland, intestine, mesenteric lymph nodes, bladder, prostate, medial iliac lymph nodes, uterus and ovaries, and the right intercostal approach to the liver and right kidney. At the end of the lab, delegates should know how to obtain suitable images of these organs.

INSTRUcTORS: Dr. A. Agut (SPAIN), Dr. D. Penninck (USA), Dr. R. Novellas (SPAIN), Dr. Y. espada (SPAIN)

DATe: 15/10/2015

TIMe: 9:00-13:00

ROOM: 11

PRIce: 392€ (312€ if you are also registered for the SeVc scientific programme)

9th Year

Ultrasonographic identification of abdominal disease. Common clinical cases.

Identification of abdominal disease made easy! By attending this lab, participants will enhance their ultrasonographic interpretation skills and gain useful knowledge and tips for diagnosing the most frequent clinical cases in abdominal diseases.

After a short introductory lecture that will include how to write an accurate ultrasound report, delegates will work in pairs at computer work stations and assess the most frequently diagnosed cases using abdominal ultrasonography. The history, clinical findings, x-rays, etc., along with several videos of the ultrasonographic examination, will be provided for each case. At the end of the lab, each clinical case and its corresponding ultrasound report will be discussed in groups with the guidance of the instructors.

INSTRUcTORS: Dr. D. Penninck (USA), Dr. N. Diez (SPAIN)

DATe: 16/10/2015

TIMe: 8:00-10:00

ROOM: 9

PRIce: 180€ (140€ if you are also registered for the SeVc scientific programme)

5th Year

Ultrasonographic identification of abdominal disease. Challenging clinical cases.

Identification of abdominal disease made easy! By attending this lab, participants will enhance their ultrasonographic interpretation skills and gain useful knowledge and tips for diagnosing challenging clinical cases in abdominal diseases.

After a short introductory lecture that will include how to write an accurate ultrasound report, delegates will work in pairs at computer work stations and assess difficult cases using abdominal ultrasonography. The history, clinical findings, x-rays, etc., along with several videos of the ultrasonographic examination, will be provided for each case. At the end of the lab, each clinical case, and its corresponding ultrasound report, will be discussed in groups with the guidance of the instructors.

INSTRUcTORS: Dr. D. Penninck (USA), Dr. R. Altuzarra (SPAIN)

DATe: 16/10/2015

TIMe: 11:00-13:00

ROOM: 9

PRIce: 180€ (140€ if you are also registered for the SeVc scientific programme)

Register to both workshops for only 406€. Package available only if you also register for the SeVc Scientific Programme

• Canine abdominal ultrasonography

• Ultrasonographic identification of abdominal disease. common clinical cases.

uLT ra SoNoG ra PHY PaCK

Radiography versus ultrasonography: what is best?

Learn when and why it’s best to apply radiography or ultrasonography in this practical course. Let’s review the pros and cons of both techniques and learn how to put them to good use!

After a brief introduction on the pros and cons of these 2 widely available modalities, the participants will review in groups of 2 or 3, clinical cases that will assist them to better understand the advantages and limitations of these modalities. After an initial review, each case will be reviewed with the assistance of the instructors.

INSTRUcTORS: Dr. D. Penninck (USA), Dr. c. Anselmi (SPAIN)

DATe: 17/10/2015

TIMe: 8:30-10:30

ROOM: 9

PRIce: 180€ (140€ if you are also registered for the SeVc scientific programme)

SURGERY

Gastrointestinal and urinary suturing techniques

Learn to produce minimal tissue trauma for a better healing and how to avoid postoperative incision leak in your gastrointestinal and urinary surgeries.

In this hands-on session, delegates will learn how to correctly perform basic abdominal surgical procedures (i.e. enterotomy, enterectomy, gastrotomy, gastrectomy and cystotomy), and how to check if the tissue apposition is adequate in order to prevent the risk of postoperative leakage. Various suture patterns will be presented and practiced on gastrointestinal and bladder segments. Participants will learn all the relevant suture patterns from the basic simple interrupted and simple continuous pattern, to the more advanced patterns such as cushing, Lembert or Mattress patterns, and practice different knotting techniques. Where and when the different types of sutures are used will also be discussed. This is an interactive, hands-on session focused on basic surgery and it is intended for veterinary surgeons with minimal experience in this field.

INSTRUcTORS: Dr. e. Pujol (SPAIN), Dr. R. Jarlkvist (De NMARK )

DATe: 15/10/2015

TIMe: 09:00-13:00

ROOM: 12

PRIce: 392€ (312€ if you are also registered for the SeVc scientific programme)

2nd Year

WOUNd MANAGEMENT

Wound management techniques in small animals

Participants in this hands-on lab will learn current and cutting edge wound management options that are much more effective than the traditional wet-to-dry or dry dressing.

Moist wound management, the standard of care in human and now veterinary medicine, will be discussed and participants will learn how to select and apply moisture retentive dressings such as calcium alginate, polyurethane foam, hydrocolloid, and hydrogel to a variety of wound types. They will also gain experience with a number of useful tools and techniques for wound management, including properly pressurized lavage, skin stretchers and stents, ring retractors, active closed suction drains, wound diffusion catheters, honey, negative pressure wound therapy, and maggot therapy. Lab activities will alternate between group discussions and rotating around a series of stations where participants engage in hands-on activities using medical equipment and models (this lab does not employ live animals or cadavers). Participants will also be presented with clinical case examples on which they can practice decision-making regarding wound care strategies. By the end of this lab, participants will have expanded their ability to manage challenging wounds and design effective wound care plans that are tailor-made for each individual patient.

INSTRUcTORS: Dr. B. campbell (USA), Dr. B. Albert (DeNMARK )

DATe: 15/10/2015

TIMe: 15:00-19:00

ROOM: 11

PRIce: 392€ (312€ if you are also registered for the SeVc scientific programme)

BEHAVIOUR

Prevention and practical management of canine and feline aggression

Learn how to deal with aggression in cats and dogs! Participants will practice how to apply behaviour modification techniques and will acquire the skills needed to develop a complete behaviour treatment for dogs and cats. In this course, attendants will become familiar with the main procedures and equipment used to develop a comprehensive aggressive behaviour treatment protocol. After an explanation of the main procedures and specific techniques, they will be able to practice with live dogs and also discuss feline aggression cases with video examples. Altogether, participants will learn how to implement a practical approach to identify stress and fear, how to improve treatment adherence and compliance and the skills needed to develop a complete behaviour treatment for dogs and cats.

INSTRUcTORS: Dr. G. Da Graça (PORTUGAL), Dr. J. Fatjó (SPAIN), Dr. P. calvo (SPAIN)

DATe: 16/10/2015

TIMe: 14:30-18:30

ROOM: Univers

PRIce: 392€ (312€ if you are also registered for the SeVc scientific programme)

ORTHOPAEdICS REPROdUCTION

Ultrasonography for orthopaedic surgeons

Practice your skills in orthopaedic ultrasonography! This practical course will enable attendants to assess musculoskeletal pathologies by means of ultrasound imaging, focusing specially on tendinopathies.

This workshop will start with an initial lecture of the basic and key points to bear in mind when performing a diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound, after which participants will break into groups to apply the newly learned techniques on live dogs. The goal is to familiarize the attendants with the most relevant aspects of musculoskeletal ultrasound and to acquire the skills needed to deal with tendinopathies.

INSTRUcTORS: Dr. D. canapp (USA), Dr. S. canapp (USA), Dr. A. chico (SPAIN)

DATe: 15/10/2015

TIMe: 14:00-18:00

ROOM: 11

PRIce: 294€ (234€ if you are also registered for the SeVc scientific programme)

Following ovulation and endoscopic trans-cervical insemination in bitches

This hands-on wetlab is aimed at veterinarians in practice in order to give them skills on Transcervical Insemination in the bitch.

The necessary equipment and setting is provided in order for the participants to experience real live procedures on bitches in heat. What makes this workshop unique are the real clinical conditions, ensuring the high-quality perception of this state-of-the-art procedure performed in the daily practice. Detection of ovulation is also covered in order to ensure a successful insemination.

INSTRUcTORS: Dr. A. Fontbonne (France), Dr. N. Santos (Brazil), Dr. c. Meanhoudt (France)

DATe: 15/10/2015

TIMe: 9:00-13:00

ROOM: Univers

PRIce: 392€ (312€ if you are also registered for the SeVc scientific programme)

Research Abstracts – Posters SPAIN

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(CL500) Efecto De La Infusión Constante Con Lidocaína, Ketamina Y Metadona O Fentanio Sobre La Concentración Alveolar Mínima En Perras Sometidas a Ovariohisterectomía

Aleksandra Anna Wiatrowska; Antonio González Cantalapiedra. Hospital Universitario Veterinario, Rof Codina, Lugo España Co MPor Ta MIENTo

(CL424) Agresividad Hacia Personas Conocidas y Objetos Inanimados, Fly-Biting y Lamido De Superfícies En Una Perra Con Problemas Dermatológicos

Anna Morros Nuevo (1) Ignacio Abad Porta (1) María Cascales Martínez (2). (1) Vet-Amida. Servicio Veterinario Móvil, (2) Hospital Clínico Veterinario De La Universidad De Murcia

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(CL513) Quiloabdomen Asociado a Cardiomiopatia

Arritmogénica Ventricular Derecha En Un Gato

Marta Garcia Arce; Jordi Puig Prat; Félix Romero Velez; Iolanda Navalón Calvo. (1) Hospital Ars Veterinaria

(CL 523) Ruptura Del Septo Interatrial En Un Perro Con Enfermedad Valvular Cronica

Marco Rametta (1) Abraham Acevedo (2) Xavier Totusaus (2) Susana Rodriguez (2). (1) Hospital Veterinari Vet24, (2) Hospital Veterinari Desvern o doNToLoG ía

(CL400) Férula Acrílica Oronasal Por Fisura Palatina Crónica En Gato

Thamara Medina Cedeño (1) Griselda Acuña (2). (1) Clínica Veterinaria

Snoopy, Gran Canarias, (2) Grupo Integral Veterinaro M.Z.

(CL405) Tratamiento Quirúrgico Del Paladar Hendido Congénito En El Perro, Autoinjerto Del Cartílago Auricular: Caso Clínico

María De La Morena Cabanillas (1) Jesús María Fernández Sánchez

(2) Fidel San Román Ascaso (4) María Suárez Redondo (3) Nerea González Sanz (4). (1) Hospital Clínico Veterinario Complutense, Facultad De Veterinaria, Madrid; Clínica Veterinaria Malasaña, Madrid.

(2) Hospital Clínico Veterinario Complutense, Facultad De Veterinaria, Madrid; Clínica Veterinaria Río Duero SLP, Madrid. (3) Hospital Clínico Veterinario Complutense, Facultad De Veterinaria, Madrid; Cínica Veterinaria Integra, Madrid, (4) Hospital Clínico Veterinario Complutense, Facultad De Veterinaria, Madrid.

(CL462) Resolución Quirúrgica De Anquilosis Bilateral

De Atm Por Traumatismo En Un Gato

María De La Morena Cabanillas (1) Jesús María Fernández Sánchez

(2) Fidel San Román Ascaso (3) Marta Del Campo Velasco (2). (1) Hospital Clínico Veterinario Complutense, Facultad De Veterinaria, Madrid; Clínica Veterinaria Malasaña, Madrid. (2) Hospital Clínico Veterinario Complutense, Facultad De Veterinaria, Madrid; Clínica Veterinaria Río Duero SLP, Madrid. (3) Hospital Clínico Veterinario Complutense, Facultad De Veterinaria, Madrid.

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(CL378) Histiocitosis Progresiva Felina (Fph)

Maria Isabel Centeno Eizaguirre (1). (1) Clinica Veterinaria Les Campes, (2) Histovet

(CL384) Reacción Cutánea Adversa En Un Perro Vacunado Con Canileish

Magalí Moreiro Jorge. Hospital Veterinario Buenavista

(CL406) Leucotriquia Secundaria a Leishmaniasis En Un Perro

Elena Diéguez Ordóñez; Deborah García Martínez; Miguel Gómez Gómez. Hospital Veterinario Abros

(CL422) Dermatitis Atópica Canina: Efecto Del Tratamiento Con Oclacitinib Sobre Los Niveles Sanguíneos De Linfocitos CD4 Y CD25

Josefa Rivera (1) María Pardo (1) Sergio Villanueva (1) María Teresa Verde (1) Álvaro Casanova (2) Diana Marteles (1) Antonio Fernández (1). (1) Facultad De Veterinaria, Universidad De Zaragoza, (2) Facultad De Medicina, Universidad De Zaragoza

(CL451) Metastatic Pulmonary Ceruminous Gland Carcinoma In a Cat: Clinicopathologic And Immunophenotypic Study

Elena Mozos (2) Beatriz Blanco (1) Joao Negrini (2) Rosario Lucena (1) Manuel Novales (1) Pedro J Ginel (1). (1) Department Of Animal Medicine And Surgery. University Of Córdoba. Campus De Rabanales; Córdoba; (2) Department Of Anatomy And Comparative Pathology; University Of Córdoba. Campus De Rabanales; Córdoba.

(CL466) Long Term Efficacy Of The Treatment With Allogeneic Mesenchymal Stem Cells In 11 Dogs With Refractory Atopic Dermatitis

Antonio J. Villatoro (1) Oscar Amor Carro (2) María J. Guerrero (3) M. Isabel Rodríguez García (2) Manuel Hermida (2) Luis A. Mariñas Pardo (2). (1) Regvet Terapia Regeneratiiva Veterinaria Con Células Madre. Málaga, (2) Centauri Biotech, Arteixo, (3) Hospital Veterinario Alhaurin El Grande. Alhaurin El Grande. Málaga.

dI aGN o STICo P or IMaGEN

(CL368) Evaluation Of Multimedia Strategies (WebBased-Learning,Video-Presentation And E-Book) For Teaching Abdominal Ultrasound Examination In Dogs

Blanca Fernández-Tomé (1) Idoia Díaz-Gümes Martín-Portugués

(1) Ángelo Tapia (1) Rafael Barrera (2) Jesús Usón (1) Francisco M. Sánchez-Margallo (1). (1) Centro De Cirugía De Mínima Invasión Jesús Usón, (2) Universidad De Extremadura

(CL369) Comparison Of Web-Based Learning And Video Presentation Strategies For Ultrasound Teaching

Blanca Fernández-Tomé (1) Idoia Díaz-Güemes Martín-Portugués

(1) Ángelo Tapia (1) Rafael Barrera (2) Jesús Usón (1) Francisco M. Sánchez Margallo (1). (1) Centro De Cirugía De Mínima Invasión Jesús Usón, (2) Universidad De Extremadura

(CL425) Prevalencia De La Fragmentación/Fractura De Los Huesos Sesamoideos Del Metacarpo Y El Metatarso En El Perro

Ayesha Reyes; Aquilino Alexander Villa; Marta Soler; Myriam Martínez; Amalia Agut. Hospital Clinico Veterinario. Universidad De Murcia.

(CL441) Diagnosis Of Gallbladder Agenesis In a Cat Using Ultrasonography, Computed Tomography And Abdominal Laparoscopy

Mauricio Tobón Restrepo (1) Yvonne Espada Gerlach (2) Lluvia Castro (2) Laura Santos Benito (2) Adrián Aguilar Catalán (2) Carlos Olmedo (2) Carlo Anselmi (2) Raul Altuzarra Fernández (2) Rosa Novellas Torroja (2). (1) Universitat Autònoma De Barcelona, Dept De Medicina I Cirurgia Animals. Corporación Univrsitaria Lasallista, GIVET, Medellin, Colombia. (2) Universidad Autònoma De Barcelona, Dept De Medicina Cirurgia Animals.

(CL457) Sarcoma Indiferenciado Mimetizando Un Absceso O Hematoma Muscular En Resonancia Magnética

Claudia Mallol (1) Rosa Novellas (1) Cristian De La Fuente (1) Carlo Anselmi (1) Mauricio Tobón (2) Yvonne Espada (2) Carlos Ros (1). (1) Hospital Clínic Veterinari, (2) Departament De Medicina I Cirurgia Animal, Facultat De Barcelona, Universitat Autònoma De Barcelona

(CL474) Metástasis Esofágica De Carcinomoa Bronquioloalveolar En Un Perro

Marta Soler (1) Miriam Martínez (2) Ayesha Reyes (2) Miguel Angel Géomez (3) Antonio Bernabé (3) Juan Jesús Teruel (4) Amalia Agut (1). (1) Departamento De Medicina y Cirugía Animal. Universidad De Murcia, (2) Holspital Clínico Veterinario. Universidad De Murcia, (3) Departamento De Anatomía Y Anatomía Patológica Comparada. Universidad De Murcia, (4) Clínica Veterinaria Albox

(CL486) Collection Of Cerebrospinal Fluid (Csf) In Rabbits (Oryctolagus Cuniculus): Ultrasound Guided Puncture Of The Cisterna Magna

Carlo Anselmi (1) Sara Dias (1) Jaume Miquel Martorell (2) Rosa Novellas (1) Yvonne Espada (2). (1) Fundació Hospital Clínic Veterinari, (2) Departament De Medicina i Cirurgia Animals, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

(CL526) Trombosis Aórtica En El Perro

Marco Rametta; Estel.La Amat; Carlos Garrigos; Noemí Solanellas; Nora Romero; Anna Menesses; Gisela Matejcek. Hospital Veterinario Vet24

dIGESTIVo

(CL345) Peritonitis Esclerosante Encapsulante (Pee)

Idiopatica En Un Perro

Marta Hita Rubio; Daniel Adell Melià; Anna Bertran Casals; Celia Gay Aldana; Jordi Lite Diaz; Miriam Mendez Rodriguez. Hospital Abat Marcet

(CL360) Dos Casos De Colitis Granulomatosa

Refractaria a Enrofloxacina En Perros Bulldog Francés

Rosario Lucena Solís (1) Joao Negrini (2) Beatriz Blanco Navas (1) Eduardo Hernández Robles (1) Manuel Novales Durán (1) Pedro José Ginel Pérez (1). (1) Departamento De Medicina Y Cirugía Animal. Facultad De Veterinaria De Córdoba. Campus De Rabanales. (2) Departamenteo De Anatomía Y Anatomía Patológica Comparadas. Facultad De Veterinaria De Córdoba. Campus De Rabanales.

(CL367) Clinical Effects Of Adipose-Derived-Stem Cells

Infusion In Dogs With Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Eva M. Pérez Merino (1) Jesús M. Usón Casaús (1) Fco Javier Duque Carrasco (2) Concepción Zaragoza Bayle (1) Rafael Barrera Chacón (1) Patricia Ruiz Tapia (2) Luis Mariñas Pardo (3) Manuel Hermida Prieto (3). (1) Department Of Animal Medicine and Surgery, Veterinary Faculty, University Of Extremadura, 10003 Cáceres. (2) Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Veterinary Faculty, University Of Extremadura, Cáceres. (3) Centauri Biotech Company, Arteixo, A Coruña.

(CL377) Laboratory Changes In Dogs Affected With Inflammatory Bowel Disease After Adipose-Derived Stem Cell Therapy

Eva Maria Pérez Merino (1) Jesús Maria Usón Casaús (1) Concepción Zaragoza Bayle (1) Fco Javier Duque Carrasco (2) Rafael Barrera Chacón (1) Patricia Ruiz Tapia (2) Manuel Hermida Prieto (3) Luis Mariñas Pardo (3). (1) Department Of Animal Medicine And Surgery, Veterinary Faculty, University Of Extremadura, Cáceres. (2) Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Veterinary Faculty, University Of Extremadura, Cáceres. (3) Centauri Biotech Company, Arteixo, A Coruña.

(CL379) Endoscopic Evaluation Of The Intestinal Mucosa In Dogs With Inflammatory Bowel Disease Treated With Adipose-Derived Stem Cells

Jesús M. Usón Casaús (1) Eva M. Pérez Merino (1) Concepción Zaragoza Bayle (1) Fco Javier Duque Carrasco (2) Rafael Barrera Chacón (1) Luis Mariñas Pardo (3) Manuel Hermida Prieto (3) Massimo Gualtieri (4). (1) Department Of Animal Medicine And Surgery, Veterinary Faculty, University Of Extremadura, Cáceres (2) Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Veterinary Faculty, University Of Extremadura, Cáceres, (3) Centauri Biotech Company, Arteixo, A Coruña, (4) Department Of Health

Animal Science And Food Safety. Section Of Surgery. Via Celoria, 10. 20133 Milan, Italy.

(CL392) Adipose-Derived Stem Cells Histologic Effects In Dogs With Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Eva María Pérez Merino (1) Jesús María Usón Casaús (1) Concepción

Zaragoza Bayle (1) Fco Javier Duque Carrasco (2) Rafael Barrera

Chacón (1) Luis Mariñas Pardo (3) Manuel Hermida Prieto (3) Miguel Vilafranca Compte (4). (1) Department Of Animal Medicine And Surgery, Veterinary Faculty, University Of Extremadura, Cáceres.

(2) Veterinary Teaching Hospital, Veterinary Faculty, University Of Extremadura, Cáceres. (3) Centauri Biotech Company, Arteixo, A Coruña. (4) Histovet. Avda. Països Catalans, Sant Quirze Del Vallès, Barcelona.

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(CL496) Miocardiopatía Aguda Asociada a Crisis

Addisoniana En Un Perro: a Propósito De Un Caso Clínico

Sofía Lafuente; Isabel Vigueras; Carlos Torrente. (1) Hospital Clínic Veterinari Universitat Autònoma De Barcelona

(CL516) Uso De Insulina Detemir Como Opción

Terapéutica En Perros Diabeticos Con Mala Regulación

De La Diabetes Mellitus

Rafael García Huerta; María Cazorla Álvarez. Hospital Clínico Veterinario Complutense

MEd ICIN a F ELIN a

(CL465) Pododermatitis Plasmacítica Y Amiloidosis

Hepática En Un Gato Europeo Común

Marina Calucho Palma. Hospital Veterinari De Sabadell

(CL501) Hiperaldosteronismo Primario Felino: Descripción De Tres Casos

Alexandra Guillén Martínez (1) Jorge Castro López (1) Diego Esteban

Saltiveri (2) Rafael Ruiz De Gopegui (1) Albert Lloret Roca (1). (1)

Servicio De Medicina Interna Del Hospital Clínic Veterinari. Universidad

Autónoma De Barcelona. Bellaterra, Barcelona. (2) Clínica Veterinaria

Tot Cat. C/Aribau. Barcelona.

(CL504) Hiperaldosteronismo En Un Gato: Caso Clinico

Benedetta Greco (1), Héctor Pérez Martín (1), Oriol Comas Solé (1). (1) CV Balmesvet. Barcelona. H EMaToLoG ía

(CL458) Estudio Del Grupo Sanguíneo D.E.A.1 En El Podenco Ibicenco Como Posible Donante De Sangre En La Isla De Ibiza

Blanca Serra Y Gómez De La Serna (1) Paula Burillo Cabrera (1) María

Del Rosario Perlado Chamizo Pharm. D (2) Luis Miguel Viñals Flórez (3). (1) Hospital Clínico Veterinario De La Universidad CEU Cardenal

Herrera. Alfara Del Patriarca (Valencia), (2) Laboratorio De Análisis Clínico, Hospital Clínico Veterinario, Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio.

Villanueva De La Cañada, (3) Centro De Transfusión Veterinario. Madrid

(CL468) Estudio Del Grupo Sanguíneo D.E.A. 1 En El Podenco Canario Como Posible Donante De Sangre En La Isla De Lanzarote

Jorge Labao Machín (1) Diana Ródenas (2) Alejandro Artiles Vizcaíno

(1) María Del Rosario Perlado Chamizo Pharm. D (3) Luis Miguel Viñals

Flórez (4). (1) Hospital Veterinario Los Tarahales. Las Palmas De Gran Canaria, (2) Protectora SARA. Lanzarote, (3) Laboratorio De Análisis

Clínico, Hospital Clínico Veterinario, Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio.

Villanueva De La Cañada (Madrid), (4) Centro De Transfusión Veterinario. Madrid

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(CL489) Prevalence Of Intestinal Protozoa In Feline Shelters And Catteries From Catalonia

Xavier Blasco Suñé; Anna Ortuño Romero. Universitat Autònoma De Barcelona

MEd ICIN a

(CL416) Plantigradismo Bilateral En Un Perro Con Hiperadrenocorticismo Hipofisario

Pilar Hernandez (1) Marta Planellas (2) Carles Pons (1) Josep Font (1).

(1) Hospital Veterinari Canis Girona, (2) Servicio De Medicina Interna Del Hospital Clínic Veterinari. Departamento De Medicina Y Cirugia Animals. Facultad De Veterinaria. Universitat Autònoma De Barcelona. (CL420) Hemangiosarcoma Esplénico Metastásico En Una Perra De Dos Años De Edad

Pilar Hernandez (1) Marta Planellas (2) Nuria Martin (1) Jordi Cairo (1). (1) Hospital Veterinari Canis Girona, (2) Servicio De Medicina Interna Del Hospital Clínic Veterinari. Departamento De Medicina Y Cirugia Animals. Facultad De Veterinaria. Universitat Autònoma De Barcelona. (CL430) Hipoglucemia Asociada a Un Leiomiosarcoma Intestinal Canino: a Propósito De Un Caso Laura Giménez Millán; Lola Delgado Pereira; Mercedes Álvarez Álvarez; Jose Raul Pedregosa Morales. Hospital Veterinario Al Sur S.L. (CL452) Miocarditis Granulomatosa Debida a Leishmania En Un Perro

Alba Pérez Padilla (1) Rebeca Movilla (1) Ignacio Mesa (1) Isabel Casanova (2) Xavier Roura (1). (1) Fundació Hospital Clínic Veterinari UAB, (2) Departament d’Anatomia Sanitat Animals (Facultat De Veterinaria UAB)

(CL493) Diagnóstico Por Toracoscopia De Un Mesotelioma Pericárdico Maligno Con Efusión Rica En Lípidos

Mar Reus (1) Marta Planellas (1) Laura Fresno (1) Laura Santos (2) Josep Pastor (1) Alberto Marco (3). (1) Fundació Hospital Clínic Veterinari UAB, (2) Endolap Veterinaria, (3) Facultat De Veterinaria, Universitat Autònoma De Barcelona

(CL503) Leiomiosarcoma Esplénico Con Metástasis

Hepática Camino Lira Serrano

Hospital Veterinario Canis Mallorca

(CL510) Rotura Traqueal Asociada a Un Absceso Peri-Traqueal En Un Gato

Carles Blasi Brugué (1) Jorge Castro (1) Josep Pastor (1) Natàlia Majó (3) Albert Canturri (3) Laura Fresno (2) Laura Santos (2) Rafael Ruiz De Gopegui (2). (1) Servei De Medicina Interna. Fundació Hospital Clínic Veterinari, Universitat Autònoma De Barcelona (UAB), (2) Departament De Medicina Cirurgia Animals. UAB, (3) Servei De Diagnòstic De Patología Veterinària. Departament De Sanitat Anatomía Animals (CL529) Síndrome De Fragilidad Cutánea Adquirida En Un Gato Con Glomerulopatía Grave

Carla Molina Nadal (1) Rebeca Movilla (1) Xavier Roura (1) Mireia Férnandez (1) Natalia Majó (2). (1) Hospital Clínic Veterinari UAB, (2) Centre De Recerca En Sanitat Animal (Cresa), Universitat Autònoma De Barcelona. (3) Departament De Sanitat I Anatomia Animals, Universitat Autònoma De Barcelona.

N EF ro LoG ía Y u ro LoG ía (CL389) Utilidad De Nuevos Marcadores En El Diagnóstico De La Enfermedad Renal En El Perro Laura Navarro; Maite Verde; Maria Pardo; Chelo Ferreira; Antonio Fernandez; Araceli Loste; Diana Marteles; Sergio Villanueva. Facultad De Veterinaria/Universidad De Zaragoza (CL434) Resolución Definitiva De La Hidronefrosis Obstructiva Mediante La Colocación De Un Sub (Subcutaneous Ureteral Bypass System)

Itala Sunyer Dequigiovanni (1) Laia Fernandez Solà (1) Maria Roca Velázquez (1) Monica Elias Amaya (1) Anna Cámara Morales (1) Ignasi Pulido Bellés (1) Rafael Coll Carreras (1). (1) Serveis, Urgències I Referència Veterinàries Diagonal, (2) Clot Veterinària NE uro LoG ía

(CL393) Surgical Outcome Of Spinal Undifferentiated Sarcoma In a 10 Year-Old Dalmatian

Marta López Beltran (1) Alejandro Luján Feliu-Pascual (2) Anna Suñol Iniesta (1) Francisco Fernández Flores (3) Luis Feo Bernabé (1) Joan Mascort Boixeda (1). (1) Ars Veterinaria, (2) AUNA Especialidades Veterinarias, (3) Departament De Medicina I Cirugia Animal UAB (CL404) Acquired Myasthenia Gravis And Pyogranulomatous Meningoencephalomyelitis In a Dog

Anna Suñol Iniesta (1) Joan Mascort Boixeda (1) Francisco Fernandez Flores (2) Alejandro Lujan Feliu-Pascual (1). (1) Hospital Ars

Veterinaria, Barcelona, (2) Departament De Medicina I Cirurgia Animal UAB, Barcelona, (3) Auna Especialidades Veterinarias, Valencia

(CL440) Anaplastic Brainstem Oligodendroglioma In a French Bulldog

Maria Oliveira (1) Martí Pumarola (2) Francisco Fernández (2) Sònia

Añor (1). (1) Fundació Hospital Clínic Veterinari and Deptt De Medicina Cirurgia Animals, Facultat De Veterinària, Universitat Autònoma De Barcelona (UAB), (2) Dept De Medicina Cirurgia Animals, Facultat De Veterinària, UAB.

(CL444) Ventriculoperitoneal Shunt In a Dog With Congenital Hydrocephalus

Alba Farré Mariné (1) Alejandro Luján Feliu-Pascual (2) Anna Suñol Iniesta (1) Joan Mascort Boixeda (1). (1) Ars Veterinaria, (2) Aúna Especialidades Veterinaria, Paterna Valencia

Nu Tr ICI óN

(CL421) Caso Clinico: Tratamiento Nutricional En Un Perro Con Daño Esofágico Severo

Jenifer Molina Tena (1) Cecilia Villaverde Haro (2) Marta Hervera Abad (3). (1) Fundació Hospital Clinic Veterinari Universitat Autonoma De Barcelona (UAB), Edifici V, Campus UAB Bellaterra, (2) Departament De Ciència Animal Dels Aliments, UAB, (3) Unité De Nutrition Et Endocrinologie, Oniris, La Chantrerie, Nantes, Francia oNCoLoG ía

(CL372) Linfoma Mediastínico Mineralizado Junto Con Efusión Pleural En Una Gata Joven Con Leucemia

Felina

Bruno Götzens (1) Raul Altuzarra (2) Carlo Anselmi (2) Rosa Novellas (2) Josep Pastor (3) Alberto J. Marco (4) Marta Planellas (3). (1) Hospital Clínic Veterinari. Facultad De Veterinaria. Universitat Autònoma De Barcelona (UAB). (2) Servicio De Imagen Del Hospital

Clínic Veterinari. Dept De Medicina Cirurgia Animals. Facultad De Veterinaria. UAB, (3) Servicio De Medicina Interna Del Hospital Clínic Veterinari. Departament De Medicina Cirurgia Animals. Facultad De Veterinaria. UAB. (4) Servei De Diagnòstic De Patologia Veterinària. Facultad De Veterinaria. UAB.

(CL376) Imiquimod Topico Como Tratamiento De Un Linfoma Epiteliotropo Localizado En Un Perro

Ana María Ríos Boeta; Noemí Del Castillo Magan; David Sardon Ruiz. Hospital Cínico Veterinario Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio

(CL391) Tiempo De Supervivencia Elevado Tras

Tratamiento Quimioterápico En Un Perro Con Linfoma

Renal Bilateral

Ainara Villegas Corrales; Olaya Sanchéz Gómez; María Borobia Frías; MºCarmen Aceña Fabián. Hospital Veterinario De La Universidad De Zaragoza

(CL426) Metástasis Cutánea De Carcinoma Renal

Canino En Un Perro

Marc Forteza Llop; Coralie Bertolani Fournier. Hospital Veterinari Canis Mallorca

(CL471) Microchip-Associated Subcutaneous Hemangiosarcoma In a Cat

Montserrat Farigola Munuera (1) Ferran Valls Sanchez (2) Carmen Catalá Puyol (1) Ignacio Mesa Sánchez (1). (1) Hospital Ars Veterinaria, (2) Animal Health Trust

(CL491) Leucemia Mieloide Asociada a Sarcomas

Mieloides En Un Perro Joven

Ester Domenech (1) Carles Pons (1) Antonio Meléndez (2) Josep Pastor (2) Nuria Martín (1) Raquel Pineda (1) Marta Planellas (2) Daniel Borràs (3). (1) Hospital Veterinari Canis, (2) UAB, (3) Echevarne oFTa LM oLoG ía

(CL358) Células Madre Mesenquimales En El Tratamiento De La Queratoconjuntivitis Seca En El Perro

Antonio José Villatoro Jiménez (1) Viviana Fernandez Gensini (2) Silvia Claros Gil (2) Gustavo Rico Llanos (2) José Becerra Ratia (2)

José Antonio Andrades Gómez (2). (1) REGVET Terapia Regenerativa Veterinaria Con Células Madre. Málaga. (2) LABRET, Departamento De Biología Celular, Genética Y Fisiología, Facultad De Ciencias, Instituto De Investigación Biomédica De Málaga (IBIMA), Universidad De Málaga.

(CL464) Queratoconjuntivitis Seca Neurogénica Canina: 7 Casos (2012-2015)

Natalia Curull Oliete; Maria Dolores Torres Caballero. Hospital Ars Veterinaria

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(CL355) Rotura Completa Y Crónica Del Tendón De Aquiles: Resolución Quirúrgica Mediante Aloinjerto Y Aplicación De Plasma Rico En Factores De Crecimiento Autólogos

Paula Fátima Navarro Martínez; Débora Alegre Sebastiá; Sonia Ortiz Nisa; Ricardo Guillem Gallach; Carme Soler I Canet; C Iván Serra Aguado. Hospital Veterinario Universidad Católica De Valencia. Departamento De Medicina Y Cirugía Animal. Facultad Veterinaria Y Ciencias Experimentales Universidad Católica De Valencia

(CL382) Feline Disrupted Stifle Joint Resolution By Extracapsular Cranial Cruciate Ligament Repair And Temporary Immobilisation

Elena Garcia-Martín; Rafael Segarra-Menéndez; Laia Bertran Gómez. Hospital Veterinari Mima’ns

(CL429) 3D-Printed B-TCP Scaffold Loaded With Rhbmp-2 As Treatment For a Severe Atrophic NonUnion Of The Radius In a Yorkshire Terrier

Albert Barba Serrahima (1) Katrin Rappe (1) Yassine Maazouz

(2) Maria Pau Ginebra Molins (2) Jordi Franch Serracanta (1).

(1) Bone Healing Group, Small Animal Surgery Department, Veterinary School, Universitat Autònoma De Barcelona, (2) Biomaterials, Biomechanics and Tissue Engineering Group, Materials Science And Metallurgical Engineering Department, Universitat Politècnica De Catalunya, Barcelona.

(CL431) Biomimetic Calcium Phosphate Scaffolds With Intrinisic Osteoinductive Activity For The Treatment Of Critical-Sized Bone Defects

Albert Barba (1) Katrin Rappe (1) Pedro Fontecha (1) Anna Díez (2) Yassine Maazouz (2) Edgar Montufar (2) Montse Español (2) Maria Cristina Manzanares (3) Maria Pau Ginebra (2) Jordi Franch (1).

(1) Bone Healing Group, Small Animal Surgery Dept, Veterinary School, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, (2) Biomaterials, Biomechanics and Tissue Engineering Group, Materials Science and Metallurgical Engineering Department, Universitat Politècnica De Catalunya, (3) Calcified Tissues Laboratory Of The Embryology and Human Anatomy Unit, Pathology And Experimental Therapeutics Department, Universitat De Barcelona.

(CL472) Valoración De Los Propietarios En Perros Con Enfermedad Del Compartimento Medial Sometidos a Una Osteotomía Cubital Proximal De Abducción (Paul).

Estudio Preliminar

Sonia Ortiz Nisa (1) Víctor Manuel Moratalla Félix (2) Débora Alegre Sebastiá (1) Paula Navarro Martínez (1) Carme Soler Canet (3) Claudio Iván Serra Aguado (3). (1) Hospital Veterinario Universidad Católica De Valencia (San Vicente Mártir), (2) Servicio De Ortopedia Y Traumatología. Sumagrupo Veterinario, Valencia, España, (3) Hospital Veterinario UCV. Dept Medicina y Cirugía Animal. Facultad Veterinaria y Ciencias Experimentales. Universidad Católica De Valencia (San Vicente Mártir).

(CL494) Fracturas Múltiples Espontáneas En Una Gato Secundarias a Una Posible Osteogénesis Imperfecta

Maria Ortega Prieto (1) Angel Rubio De Francia (1) Iñigo Basagoiti Muñiz (1) Marti Pumarola I Batlle (2). (1) Centro Clinico Veterinario Indautxu, (2) Universitat Autonomica De Barcelona (UAB)

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(CL380) Nefrectomía En Un Caso De Nefritis Infecciosa En Una Serpiente Rey Mexicana

Adrián Melero Jurado (1) Carlo Anselmi (1) Sara Dias (1) Albert Canturri (2) Jaume Martorell Monserrat (1). (1) Fundació Hospital Clínic Veterinari UAB, (2) Servei De Diagnòstic De Patologia Veterinaria

(CL407) Hernia De Hiato En Dos Chinchillas

Andres Montesinos Barcelo; María Ardiaca García; Cristina Bonvehí Nadeu. Centro Veterinario Los Sauces

(CL428) Adenocarcinoma Apocrino De Glándulas Ceruminosas Como Causa De Síndrome Vestibular Periférico En Un Jerbo De Cola Adiposa (Pachyuromys Duprasi)

Alfonso Moya Vázquez; MªJesús Gallinato García; Alicia Gorráiz González; Myriam Ramos Sánchez. Hispalvet Veterinarios

(CL482) Efecto Del Aceite Ozonizado Tópico Sobre La Cicatrización Por Segunda Intención En Piel Blanda De Tortugas

Joao Marcelino Negrini Neto (2) Pedro Jose Ginel (1) Rafael Guerra

(4) Miguel Angel Hormigo (3) Rafael Zafra (1) Elena Mozos Mora (1).

(1) Universidad De Córdoba, (2) Universidade Federal De Mato Grosso Do Sul, Brasil, (3) Clinica Veterinaria El Estrecho, Algeciras, (4) Parque Zoológico Municipal De Córdoba.

(CL485) Megaesófago Adquirido En Un Conejo Mascota Secundario a Hernia De Hiato Y Acalasia María Ardiaca García (1) Andrés Montesinos Barceló (1) Carles JuanSallés (2). (1) Centro Veterinario Los Sauces, Madrid, (2) Noah’s Path, Elche.

(CL495) Comparación Del Método Manual SemiDirecto Basado En La Tinción De Diff-Quick Con El Método De Natt And Herrick Para El Recuento De Leucocitos En Aves

Susana Agusti Montolio (1) Santiago Lavín Gonzalez (1) Carolyn Cray (2) Rafael Molina López (3) Encarna Casas Díaz (1) Josep Pastor Milán (1) Rafaela Cuenca Varela (1). (1) Universitat Autonoma De Barcelona, (2) University Of Miami Miller School Of Medicine, (3) Centro De Recuperación De Torreferrusa

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(CL383) Uropatía Obstructiva Secundaria a Fimosis Congénita En Un Gato Común Europeo De 4 Semanas Elena Garcia-Martín; Rafael Segarra-Menéndez; Laura Garcia-Isern. Hospital Veterinari Mima’ns

(CL478) Pseudohermafroditismo Canino: Síndrome De Persistencia De Los Conductos Müllerianos (Pmds) En Un Macho De Raza Schnauzer Miniatura

María Romero Osuna; Idoya Pérez Andrés; Cristina Bonastre Ráfales; Jaime Graus Morales; María Borobia Frías; Olga María Mitjana Nerín; Alicia Uixerá Segura; Luis Vicente Monteagudo Ibañez; Maria Victoria Falceto Recio. Hospital Veterinario De La Universidad De Zaragoza E NFE r ME dad ES r ESPI raTor IaS

(CL352) Presentación Atípica De Un Perro Con Carcinoma Broncoalveolar Junto Con Múltiples Bullas Pulmonares

Oscar Cruz Viñeglas (1) Marta Puiggrós Metje (1) Marta Planellas Bachs (2) Daniel Borràs Murcia (3) Jordi Cairó Vilagran (1). (1) Hospital Veterinari Canis Girona, (2) Servicio Medicina Interna. Departamento De Medicina Y Cirugia Animal Y Fundació Hospital Clínic Veterinari, Facultad De Veterinaria, Universidad Autónoma De Barcelona, (3) Unidad De Anatomía Patológica Veterinaria, Laboratorio De Análisis Echevarne

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(CL339) Omentalizacion En Un Caso De Efusion Pleural Y Pericardica Secundaria a Patologia Cardiaca Felina

Alexis Santana; Beatríz López; Saioa Pérez. Albea Veterinarios Sl (CL394) Tratamiento De Enfisema Subcutáneo Severo Con Terapia De Presión Negativa

Araceli Calvo; Carmen Catala; Marta Blanchart; Jordi Puig. Hospital Ars Veterinaria (CL401) Ovariectomía Laparoscópica En Gatas: Técnica Con Dos Trocares Sin Agarre Transabdominal Francisco Martinez Gomariz (1) Cayetano Sanchez Collado (1) Aquilino Villamonte Chevalier (1) Diego Casas García (2) Cristobal Frías Rides (3) Fausto Brandão (4) Jorge Gutierrez Del Sol (5). (1) CMEV - Centro Murciano De Endoscopia Veterinaria, Clínica Veterinaria Bonafé, Murcia, (2) CVMIC Centro Veterinario Mínima Invasión Canarias, Las Palmas De Gran Canaria. (3) Hospital Veterinario Lepanto. Mairena

Del Aljarafe (Sevilla), (4) KARL STORZ Gmbh & Co. KG, Tuttlingen, Germany. (5) VETMI (Veterinaria De Mínima Invasión), Servicio Referente Ambulante. Cáceres (CL402) Ovariectomía Laparoscópica En Perra a Través De La Técnica Monopuerto (Less) Con Trocar Flexible Y Pincería Rígida Angulada

Aquilino Villamonte Chevalier (1) Francisco Martinez Gomariz (1) Cayetano Sanchez Collado (1) Diego Casas García (2) Cristobal Frias Rides (3) Fausto Brandão (4) Jorge Gutierrez Del Sol (5). (1) CMEV

- Centro Murciano De Endoscopia Veterinaria, Clínica Veterinaria

Bonafé, Murcia, (2) CVMIC - Centro Veterinario Mínima Invasión Canarias, Las Palmas De Gran Canaria, (3) Hospital Veterinario

Lepanto. Mairena Del Aljarafe (Sevilla), (4) KARL STORZ Gmbh & Co. KG, Tuttlingen, Germany. (5) VETMI - Veterinaria De Mínima Invasión, Servicio Referente Ambulante. Cáceres

(CL411) Torsión Uterina Unilateral Asociada A Hiperplasia

Quística Endometrial-Piometra En Una Perra

Jorge Valle Llarena; Paula Marco Cacho. Hospital Veterinario Cruz De Piedra, (2) Diagnóstico Histopatológico Veterinario Histolab Veterinaria

(CL427) Transanal Pull-Through Rectal Amputation

Juan Carlos Montero Galera. Clinica Veterinaria Natura- San Javier

(CL449) Necrosis Maxilopalatina Y Fístula

Oronasofaríngea Por Cuerpo Extraño. Reconstrucción

Mediante Colgajo De Mucosa Vestibular Bilateral Y TécNICA DE BISAGRA

Joan Quesada Gonzalez; Mª Teresa Terrón; Silvia Cruz. Hospital Veterinari Sant Mori

(CL461) Evaluación Ergonómica Mediante Tracking

Corporal Y Guante De Datos De Un Programa De Entrenamiento Laparoscópico En Veterinarios

Angelo Tapia-Araya; Jesús Uson-Gargallo; Juan Alberto SanchezMargallo; Francisco J. Pérez-Duarte; Idoia Diaz-Guemes MartinPortugues; Francisco M. Sanchez-Margallo. Centro De Cirugía De Mínima Invasión

(CL497) Reconstrucción Estética Tras La Exéresis De Un Carcinoma De Células Escamosas En La Trufa

Fabio Nisticó; Esteban Pujol. Hospital Veterinari Canis Mallorca

(CL512) Resolución De Quiste Renal En Perro Mediante Omentalización. A Propósito De Un Caso Clínico

Marta Pedraja Marqués; Lorena Juarez Rebato; Paloma García Fernández; Maria De Los Ángeles Daza González; Carmen Pérez Díaz. Hospital Clínico Veterinario Complutense - Facultad De Veterinaria UCM

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(CL443) Variations of PTA (Parasympathetic Tone Activity) Following Nociceptive Surgical Stimulations In Anaesthetized Dogs

Christelle Mansour (1) Emmanuel Boselli (2) Tristan Merlin (1) Bernard Allaouchiche (3) Jeanne-Marie Bonnet (1) Junot Stéphane (1). (1)

EA 4174 Sepsis Inflammation Hémostase, Vetagro Sup, Campus Vétérinaire De Lyon, Université De Lyon, Marcy-l’Étoile, France, (2)

Anesthésie-Réanimation, Hôpital Édouard Herriot, Hospices Civils De Lyon, Lyon, France, (3) Réanimation Médicale, Centre Hospitalier LyonSud, Hospices Civils De Lyon. France - Francia

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(CL359) Manifestaciones Gastrointestinales Del Trastorno De Ansiedad Generalizada En Caninos Y Felinos

Marina Snitcofsky; Mentzel Rubén. Escuela De Veterinaria, Universidad Del Salvador, Buenos Aires. Argentina - Argentina

(CL447) Manifestaciones Físicas Debidas A Un Trastorno De Ansiedad: Signos Eto-Somáticos

Marina Snitcofsky. Escuela De Veterinaria, Universidad Del Salvador, Buenos Aires. Argentina Argentina

FRANCE (CL532) Urinary Cortisol Levels In Cats Using Two Different Feline Facial Pheromones Analogues Formulations: a Double-Blinded Randomised Placebo-Controlled Cross-Over Study

Natalia Bernachon (1) Patricia Monginoux (2) Sandrine Fournel (3) David Mcgahie (1). (1) Medical Department, Virbac, Carros, France, (2) Upl Department, Virbac, Carros, France, (3) R&D Department, Virbac, Carros. France Francia

(CL 473) Serum Leptin And Ghrelin Levels And Their Relationship With Serum Thyroid Hormones In Dogs With Compulsive Tail Chasing

Ebru Yalcin (1) Zeki Yilmaz (1) Yeşim Özarda (2). (1) Department of Internal Medicine, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Uludag University, Bursa, Turkey, (2) Department of Biochemistry, Medical School; Uludag University, Bursa. Turkey - Turquía

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FRANCE (CL381) Diuretic Dose Equipotency Between Torasemide And Furosemide In Healthy Dogs

Marc Schneider (1) Samir Abtout (2) Sylvie Bonavaud (1) Julie Ménard (1) Frédérique Woehrlé (1). (1) Vétoquinol SA (2) Citoxlab. FranceFrancia

(CL479) Tricuspid Annular Plane Systolic Excursion (Tapse) And Its Association With Serum Cardiac Troponin I Level In Dogs With Sepsis Meric Kocaturk; Pinar Levent; Zeki Yilmaz. Uludag University Veterinary Faculty. Turkey - Turquía (CL517) A Leading Cause of Death: Arterial Tromboembolism In a Cat

Ayjamal Radgohar; Nevra Keskin; Hasan Albasan. Ankara University, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Dept of Internal Medicine. TurkeyTurquía

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POLAND (CL475) The Use of The Surgical CO2laser To Remove Epulides In Dogs

Grzegorz Sapikowski; Jarosław Popiel; Józef Nicpoń; Marta Płonek; Marcin Nowak. Wrocław University of Environmental and Life Sciences. Poland - Polonia

PORTUGAL (CL487) Type 2 Tooth Resorptions And Occlusive Stress An Hypothetical Theory Based In 100 Cats

Lisa Mestrinho (1) Gawor Jerzy (2) Maria Niza (1). (1) Faculdade De Medicina Veterinária Ulisboa, (2) Klinika Weterynaryjna Arka. Portugal - Portugal

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AUSTRIA (CL409) Biofilm Production By Staphylococcus Pseudintermedius From Canine Otitis

Claudia Ouschan; Jacqueline Csokai; Patrick Pieczyk; Elisabeth Müller. Laboklin Gmbh & Co Kg. Austria - Austria

FRANCE (CL374) Comparative In Vitro Ceruminolytic Activity of 6 Commercialized Veterinary Ear Cleaners And a New Ear Cleaner Prototype

Aurelie Brevet (1) Marinette Moreau (1) Jean-Luc Petit (2) Julie Menard (2). (1) Vetoquinol S.A. Global Development, Lure, France, (2) Vetoquinol S.A, Medical And Research Department, Paris. France - Francia

dI aGN o STICo P or IMaGEN (CL364) Computed Tomography Guided Free Hand Cervical Articular Process Joint And Intervertebral Disk Injection In Dogs

Mina Karimi; Roshanak Mokhtari; Mohammad Molazem. (1) Small Animal Hospital, University of Tehran. Iran - Irán

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GERMANY (CL414) Ease of Use of Semintra® And Its Effects On Quality of Life. Update On Cat Owner Feedback (Easy Programme)

Tanja Zimmering. Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health Gmbh. Germany - Alemania

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CROATIA (CL410) Prevalence, Risk Factors And Prevention of FIV And FELV In Cats From Urban Area

Matko Perharić; Zoran Milas; Vilim StarešIna; Ljubo Barbić; Zrinka Štritof; Suzana Hađina; Josipa Habuš; Vladimir Stevanović; KrešImir Martinković; Vesna Mojčec Perko; Nenad Turk. Dept of Microbiology and Infectious Diseases With Clinic, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University Of Zagreb. Croatia - Croacia

FRANCE (CL388) Canileish® Vaccine: a Review Of Three And a Half Years Of Pharmacovigilance Data

Catherine Breton; Nathalie Frontczak; Laure Gardey. Virbac - Pharmacovigilance Department, Carros. France - Francia

FRANCE (CL417) Residual Repellency After Administration Of a Topical Ectoparasiticide Vectra®3D (DinotefuranPermethrin-Pyriproxyfen) To Dogs Exposed To Phlebotomus Perniciosus Sandflies Weekly For 6 Weeks

Marie Varloud (1) Columba Moran (2) Susan Grace (2) Andreas L. Chryssafidis

(2) Eleni Kanaki (3) Maria Victoria Ramiro (4) Guido Ferrari (5) A Pedro Pinho

(6). (1) Ceva Santé Animale, (2) Charles River Laboratories, (3) Ceva Hellas, (4) Ceva Salud Animal, (5) Ceva Salute Animale, (6) Ceva Saúde Animal. France - Francia

ITALY (CL470) Cytauxzoon Sp. Infections In European Wild Cats (Felis Silvestris Silvestris) From The Central-Northern Areas Of Italy

Fabrizia Veronesi (1) Silvia Ravagnan (2) Erika Carli (2) Azzurra Santoro (1) Bernardino Ragni (3) Paola Beraldo (4) Stefano Pesaro (5) Sara Berardi (6) Giacomo Rossi (6) Matteo Cerquetella (6). (1) Dept Of Veterinary Medicine, University Of Perugia. (2) Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale Delle Venezie, Legnaro (PD). (3) Dept Of Chemistry, Biology And Biotechnologies, University Of Perugia. (4) Dept Of Food Science, Division Of Veterinary Pathology, University Of Udine. (5) Therion Research Group, Trieste. (6) School Of Biosciences And Veterinary Medicine, University Of Camerino. Italy - Italia

PORTUGAL (CL347) Prevalence Of Giardia SPP. In Young Police Working Dogs Housed In Two Different Settings In Lisbon, Portugal, Using a Combination Of Two Diagnosis Methods Available In a Clinical Setting

João Alves; Ana Santos. Divisão De Medicina Veterinária, Guarda Nacional Republicana. Portugal Portugal

PORTUGAL (CL469) Assessing The Antiviral Effect Of The Integrase Inhibitor, Raltegravir In 3 Cats Naturally Infected With Feline Leukaemia Virus

Pedro Morais De Almeida; Laurentina Pedroso. Faculdade De Medicina Veterinária Da Universidade Lusófona De Humanidades E Tecnologias. Portugal - Portugal

HUNGARY (CL507) Clinical And Laboratory Evaluation Of Critically Ill Dogs Suffering From Inflammatory Or Neoplastic Disorders

Judit Csöndes; Bernadett Szabó; Péter Vajdovich. Department Of Clinical Pathology And Oncology, Faculty Of Veterinary Science, Szent István University, Budapest. Hungary - Hungría

MEd ICIN a (CL363) Presencia De Trypanosoma Cruzi Mediante La Técnica De PCR Y Evaluación Electrocardiográfica En Caninos De Un Sector Rural En La Quinta Región, Chile

Alvaro Opazo Valdés (1) Solange Urrutia Venegas (1) Antonella Bacigalupo Bacigalupo (2). (1) Universidad Santo Tomás, (2) Universidad De Chile. Chile - Chile

(CL403) Determinación De Microfilarias Mediante El Test De Knott Modificado Y La Seroprevalencia De Ehrlichia SPP. Anaplasma SPP. Y Borrelia Burdorgferi Mediante El Snap 4Dx Plus® En Muestras De Sangre De Perros De Dos Regiones En Chile

Alvaro Opazo Valdés (1) Vanessa Ibañez (1) Gabriela Astorga (1) Italo Fernandez (2). (1) Universidad Santo Tomas, (2) Universidad De Concepción. Chile - Chile

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FRANCE (CL373) Effect Of Chitosan Supplementation In a Dry Maintenance Diet On Phosphorus Apparent Digestibility In Cats

Isabelle Leriche (1) Marie-Odile Gely (1) Patrick Nguyen (2). (1) Research & Development Department, Virbac Nutrition, Vauvert, France, (2) Nutrition & Endocrinology Unit, Oniris, National Veterinary College Of Nantes. FranceFrancia

FRANCE (CL375) Immunostimulatory Effect Of Beta-1,3/1,6-Glucan Supplementation In a Dry Diet After Vaccination In Puppies

Isabelle Leriche (1) Marie-Odile Gely (1) Agnès Batard (2). (1) Research & Development Department, Virbac Nutrition, Vauvert, France, (2) Companion Animal Technical Department, Virbac France, Carros. France - Francia

FRANCE (CL533) Tolerance In Dogs And Cats Of Anxitane® Tablets, a Green Tea Concentrate-Based Nutritional Supplementation

Natalia Bernachon (1) Marine Zulian (1) Patricia Monginoux (1) Isabelle Leriche (2) Fanny Lloret (1). (1) Medical and R&D Department, Virbac, Carros, France, (2) R&D Department, Virbac Nutrition, Vauvert. France - Francia

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USA (CL413) Leucemia Linfoide Crónica Con Presentación Atípica En Perro: La Importancia De La Citometría De Flujo En El Diagnóstico

Pachi Clemente Vicario (2) Cristina Iazbik (1). (1) Veterinary Medical Center. The Ohio State University, (2) La Merced Oncología Veterinaria. USA - Estados Unidos de América

(CL446) New Insights In Dose-Escalation Of Vinblastine In Dogs With Biologically Aggressive Mast Cell Tumours

Manuel Vega-Sillero; Johan De Vos. De Ottenhorst, Veterinary Oncology Referral Centre. Netherlands - Países Bajos

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FRANCE (CL346) Comparison Of Pharmacokinetics Of Cimicoxib In Blood And Synovial Fluid In Non Inflammed And Inflammed Joint In Dogs

Julie Menard (1) Marc Schneider (2) Julie Blanc (2) Michael Conzemius (3). (1) Vetoquinol S.A. Global Research And Medical Department, Paris, France, (2) Vetoquinol S.A, Global Development, Lure, France, (3) College Of Veterinary Medicine, Unniversity Of Minnesota, USA. France - Francia

(CL357) The Effect Of Matrix Metalloproteinases 2 and 9, TNF-A and PGE2 Activity After Intra-Articular Injection Of An Autologous Plasma Rich Platelets For The Treatment Of Osteoarthritis In Dogs

Mustafa Arican (1) Atilla Şimşek (2) Kurtulus Parlak (1) Gonca Şen (3) Aydın Güzeloglu (3). (1) Dept Of Surgery, Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine, University Of Selçuk, Konya. (2) Dept Of Virology, Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine, University Of Selçuk, Konya. (3) Dept Of Genetic, Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine, University Of Selçuk, Konya. Turkey - Turquía

oT ro S a NIMa LES d E Co MPañ Ia (CL436) Determination Of Reference Values For Jones Test In Clinically Normal Rabbits

Mehdi Jalili (1) Masoud Selk Ghaffari (2) Daryoush Babazadeh (3) Soroush Mohitmafi (4). (1) D.V.M. Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine, Islamic Azad University, Karaj Branch, Karaj, Iran, (2) Assistant Professor, Dept Of Small Animal Internal Medicine, Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine Islamic Azad University, Karaj Branch, Karaj, Iran, (3) D.V.M. Ph.D. Candidate Of Avian/Poultry Health And Diseases, Shiraz University, Shiraz, Iran, (4) Assistant Professor, Dept Of Small Animal Surgery, Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine, Islamic Azad University, Karaj Branch, Karaj. Iran - Irán

LATVIA (CL505) Dental Disease Of Domestic Ferrets In Latvia

Agris Ilgazs; Irina Uskova; Aija Ilgaza. Latvia University Of Agriculture, Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine. Latvia - Letonia

G ESTI óN d E L a C Lí NIC a (CL387) Practice Management Solution Supporting Knowledge Management In Veterinary Health Services

Marja-Leena Nurmela. Finnish Net Solutions. Finland - Finlandia (CL342) Measuring The Customer Experience During Discussions Around Euthanasia

Alison Lambert; Kristie Faulkner; Shailen Jaseni. Onswitch Ltd. UK - Reino Unido (CL343) The Differing Experiences Of Customer Care For Cat And Dog Owners

Alison Lambert; Kristie Faulkner. Onswitch Ltd. UK - Reino Unido (CL344) Quantifying The Owner’s Experience Of Veterinary Care In The UK

Alison Lambert; Kristie Faulkner. Onswitch Ltd. UK - Reino Unido rEProdu CCI óN

PORTUGAL (CL438) In Vivo Evidence Of Neutrophil Extracellular Traps In Canine And Feline Pyometra

Maria Rosa Rebordão (1,2,3) Graça Alexandre-Pires (1) Carla Carneiro (1) Lídia Adriano (2) Maria Carreira (2) Cláudia Duarte (2) Luísa Mateus (1) Graça Ferreira-Dias (1). (1) CIISA, Faculty Of Veterinary Medicine, Ulisbon, Lisbon, Portugal, (2) Clínica Veterinária Das Nogueiras, Coimbra, Portugal;, (3) Coimbra College Of Agriculture, Coimbra. Portugal - Portugal

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(CL511) Broncholithiasis Associated With Pneumothorax And Pyothorax In a Cat

Ferran Valls Sanchez (1) Jennifer Stewart (1) Jordi Puig (2). (1) Animal Health Trust, (2) Hospital Ars Veterinaria. UK - Reino Unido

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(CL490) Comparación De La Respuesta Del Estres Oxidativo En Ovariohisterectomia De Felinos Por Laparoscopia Y Laparotomia

Fabiane Atallah (1) Silvia Cadena (2) Carla Correia-Gomes (3) Marco Alves

(4) André Oliveira (5) Leandro Gardel (6). (1) Universidade Estadual Do Norte Fluminense (UENF). (2) Universidade Estadual Do Norte Fluminense (UENF).

(3) Scotland’s Rural College (SRUC). (4) Universidade Da Beira Interior, CICSUBI. (5) Universidade Estadual Do Norte Fluminense (UENF). (6) Department Of Clinic Veterinary ICBAS-University Of Porto. Brazil - Brasil

(CL459) Histological Examination Of The Postoperative Skin Wound Healing In Domestic Cats After The Use Of Tissue Welding Device, Laser, Electrocoagulation And Skalpel

Linda Ilgaza; Agris Ilgazs; Dace Berzina. Latvia University Of Agriculture, Faculty Of Veterinarmedicine. Latvia - Letonia

(CL396) Surgical Resection Of Canine Massive Hepatocellular Carcinoma

María Jiménez Lázaro. Pet Doctors Animal Hospital, Newport (Isle Of Wight).

UK - Reino Unido

posters presentation

Fira de Barcelona, Montjuïc, Pavilion 5, Posters Area

Friday, 16 October 2015, 16.00

come and ask the authors about their scientific abstracts. All poster authors are asked to be present in order to answer your questions.

Exhibition Hall

The SeVc provides an unrivalled opportunity for its delegates to learn the latest veterinary techniques and developments from expert lecturers; to network with colleagues in an international atmosphere; and to attend the spacious exhibition Hall that features more than 130 leading companion animal veterinary companies from all over the world showcasing modern, innovative and sophisticated products and services.

Exhibition Hall hours:

Thursday 14.00-20.00

Friday 09.00-18.30

Saturday 09.00-18.30

MAI

entrance for veterinary clinic staff!

LEVEL 0 LEVEL 1

LEVEL 0 LEVEL 1

CATERING POINT 1 Regular,

SHOW ROOM

All delegates receive a Passport with the rest of their documents.

collect visas from the participating stands in the exhibition Hall and enter the draw to win a ticket for SeVc 2016.

X SOUTHERN EUROPEAN VETERINARY CONFERENCE 51 CONGRESO NACIONAL AVEPA

20-22 October 2016

International PASSPORT for SEVC 2016

15-17 October 2015

SEVC 2016 Passport Exhibition Book place voucher book cover

Barcelona, Spain Exhi B iti O n B OO k Li BrO d E L a Exp O

Inside your conference bag you will find your copy of the “eXHIBITION BOOK” which contains all the information of the exhibition Hall. There is a complete list of exhibitors and partners, as well as information about all the events taking place at the expo.

Moreover, you’ll find “vouchers” from several of our exhibitors with special offers, discounts, draws and much more information.

Catering

CoFFEE

The exhibitors are delighted to invite you to have breakfast at their booths. Visit them to discover the latest industry news while having breakfast together.

coffee will be served at the catering points in the exhibition Hall.

LuNCH

“Tapas served at the exhibition stands”

• enjoy the tapas which will be served at the individual exhibition stands within the exhibition hall.

• A hot main course is also served at the catering points in the exhibition Hall – on presentation of a lunch ticket.

• Vegetarian options are available (tapas and hot main course).

Lunch Tickets

every delegate receives 2 lunch tickets with their congress documentation. exchange these tickets for lunch at the catering points in the exhibition Hall between 13.00 and 15.25 on Friday and Saturday.

Show Room

Fr I daY, 16 october

11.00-11.30: Soft Tissue cO2 Laser Surgery: principles and case studies

Dr. Maria Suarez (Sponsored by MTY/ AESCULIGHT)

11.30-12.00: Insorvet locking plates

Dr. Ignacio Durall (Sponsored by INSORVET)

12.00-12.30: POROUS TTA: innovative, rapid and easy technique for repairing crcL ruptures

Dr. Alejandro Artíles Vizcaíno (Sponsored by ITC)

12.30-13.00: como “Medipaw Botas y Trajes Protectivas” facilitan la conformidad, ahorran los recursos y resultan en menos complicaciones

Laurie Ketzenberg (Sponsored by MEDIVET)

13.00-13.30: enfermedades genéticas hereditarias. Tests y estadísticas

Dr. Miguel Galián (Sponsored by LABOKLIN)

13.30-14.00: Vetplan, un paso más en planes de salud veterinarios

Sergio Valdevira (Sponsored by VALSERVET)

14.00-14.30: The cLASS IV Laser Therapy in the vet practice

Dr. Maria Suarez (Sponsored by K-LASER)

14.30-15.00: Dental X Ray Postioning Made easy

Craig Evans (Sponsored by IM3 DENTAL Ltd)

15.30-16.00: Doing cPD the Virtual Way

David Grant & Anthony Chadwick (Sponsored by THE WEBINAR VET)

16.00-16.30: Análisis de electrolitos y gases sanguíneos en el conejo: interpretación de resultados y elección de la mejor opción terapéutica (electrolytes and blood gas analysis in rabbits: interpreting the results and choosing the best therapeutic option)

Andrés Montesinos Barceló y María Ardiaca García (Sponsored by ABAXIS)

16.30-17.00: clinical Monitoring with the LifeWindow

Eduardo Miranda (Sponsored by DIGICARE)

17.00-17.30: como diseñar tus propios planes de salud

Miguel Angel Valer (Sponsored by CANALVET)

17.30-18.00 Barómetro económico VMS: cómo les está yendo a las clínicas?

Pere Mercader (Sponsored by QVET)

Cyber Corner

A cyber corner with free Internet Access will be available at the exhibition Hall. You’ll be able to download the SeVc Scientific Proceedings and print your own certificate of Attendance.

SEVC App

Download the new SeVc app with all the information about this year’s conference! Available for Android and iPhone.

DownloaD the app for aVepa-SeVC 2015

Wi-Fi

Free Wi-Fi is available to all the SeVc delegates.

Sponsored by:

Grand SEVC Fiesta

Saturday, 17 october 2015, 21.00-3.00

Fira de Barcelona , Pavilion Z6

Enjoy a party with live entertainment, tapas, drinks and music to dance the night away. The party is held very close to the conference venue, beside the Magic Fountains of Montjuic.

All registered delegates will receive an invitation, which must be presented to attend the Grand Fiesta. Those not registered can buy tickets at the conference.

dinner Show drinks Music dJ dancing

PRINCIPAL SPONSOR