SEVC 2017 BARCELONA - Final programme

BARCELONA

9-11 November 2017

BARCELONA, SpAiN

• A 3-day meeting

• 5,000 professionals

• Attendees from more than 40 countries

• 80 international speakers

• 120 lectures

• 200 research abstracts received

• 17 hands-on labs and workshops

• Over 100 exhibitors

• Simultaneous translation in all rooms

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.

SEVC 2017

Southern European Veterinary Conference

9-11 November 2017

Palacio de Congresos de Cataluña

AVEPA (Spanish Association for Small Animal Veterinarians), in collaboration with the NAVC (North American Veterinary Community), will again host the Southern European Veterinarian Conference - SEVC. And for the first time the conference will take place in the Palacio de Congressos de Cataluña, Barcelona, Spain on 9 to 11 November.

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 this year, more than 200 lectures by more than 100 worldwide experts will cover every aspect of companion animal veterinary care from diagnosis to therapy, including specific topics such as anaesthesia, behaviour, dentistry, dermatology, practice management, emergency/critical care, orthopaedics, pain management, small animal medicine and feline medicine.

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 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 Russian and Polish will also be provided.

2017 Committees President’s Welcome

SEVC 2017 Board

Jordi Franch (Spain) SEVC 2017 President

Melinda Merck, NAVC President (USA)

Gail Gibson, NAVC President Elect (USA)

Rafael Molina (Spain)

Juan Jose Minguez (Spain)

Amalia Agut (Spain)

Joaquin Aragonés (Spain)

Philippe Moreau (France)

SCIENTIFIC ProGraMME CoMMITTEE

Colin Burrow (USA)

Rafael Molina (Spain)

Guillermo Couto (USA)

Jordi Franch (Spain)

Andrew Sparkes (UK)

Ernie Ward (USA)

SEVC 2017 ProGraMME CHaIr PErSoN

Programme Chair Coordinators:

Colin Burrow (USA) and Rafael Molina (Spain)

Behaviour - Joon Bowen (USA)

Dermatology - Luc Beco (Belgium)

Emergency and Critical Care - Nuno Felix (Portugal)

Feline Medicine - Andy Sparkes (UK)

Imaging - Dominique Penninck (USA)

Nursing - Jose Marín (Spain)

Nutrition - Marge Chandler (UK)

Ophthalmology - Ron Ofri (Israel)

Orthopaedics - Toni Navarro (Spain)

Other Companion Animal - Jaume Martorell (Spain)

Pain Management and AnaesthesiaPaulo Steagal (Canada)

Practice Management - Ernie Ward (USA)

Reproduction - Simón Martí (Spain)

Small Animal Medicine - Guillermo Couto (USA)

Surgery - Esteban Pujol (Spain)

rESEarCH aBSTraCTS CoordINaTorS

Rafael Molina (Spain)

Xavier Roura (Spain)

ExECuTIVE CoMMITTEE

Joaquin Aragonés (Spain) – Executive Director

Muriel Idelsohn – Scientific Programme Coordinator

Gemma Soriano – Exhibition & Sponsorships Coordinator

Laura Llena – Registrations Coordinator

Beatriz Barba – Staff Coordinator (Spain)

EuroPEaN LIaISoN

Philippe Moreau – France & Switzerland

EuroPEaN CoMMITTEE

Philippe Moreau – European Liaison - France and Switzerland

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

SPaNISH NaTIoNaL CoMMITTEE

Coordinator:

Andrés Somaza (A Coruña)

Members:

Barajuan Betolaza, Ana (Álava)

Cervantes Sala, Salvador (Barcelona)

Escribano Toledano, María (Asturias)

González Carrrera, Graciela (Pontevedra)

Jiménez Palacios, Santos (La Rioja)

Minguez Molina, Juanjo (Sevilla)

Montoya Alonso, José Alberto (Las Palmas)

Moya García, Sergio (Málaga)

Palacios Robles, Diana (Asturias)

Pedregosa Morales, José Raúl (Granada)

Prats Sanz, Ana (Barcelona)

Riera Planells, Joan (Baleares)

Sánchez Grau, Marc (Baleares)

Sánchez Oliveira, Sofia (Baleares)

Seco Filgueira, J. Carlos (A Coruña)

Serra Aguado, Claudio Ivan (Valencia)

Soriano Elio, Lourdes (Alicante)

Suarez Alvarez, Alfredo (Salamanca)

Triviño Barrros, José (Vizcaya)

Valle Fonck, Gonzalo (La Rioja)

Valle Llarena, Jorge (Tenerife)

Yotti Álvarez, Cesar (Madrid)

BACK TO BARCELONA BUT WITH NEW HEADQUARTERS!

Dear partners, friends and colleagues

If last year the particularity of the AVEPA-SEVC National Congress was its location in the beautiful city of Granada, the whims of the agenda have required us to return to the city of Barcelona for this edition. In the coming years we will continue the rotation of venues so that in 2018 we will be in Madrid and in 2019 once again in Granada. As you know, this rotation is due to the commitment that the AVEPA Board of Directors acquired at the request of the partners – to establish new venues for the AVEPA-SEVC national congress in order to bring the congress closer to other parts of Spain. We are back in Barcelona, but it is important to keep in mind that we have changed our venue. As Beethoven said, “Never break the silence unless you can improve it.” For this has been our intention, to change our headquarters to improve the congress. After several years on the premises of the Fira de Barcelona, this year the venue will be held at the Palau de Congresos de Cataluña. We leave behind a headquarters located in the centre of the city and a spectacular enclave at the foot of the Montjuïc Fountain and the National Museum of Art of Catalonia, to move to another location, a little less central although very well communicated, but with a technical quality of unbeatable facilities, which will result in a higher quality of service and comfort for the delegates.

As it has been since its inception, the excellence of the scientific programme continues to be maintained with this edition of our congress. In this way, with a distribution of up to 7 rooms with simultaneous translation, more than 120 presentations have been programmed by more than 80 speakers of international prestige that bring together in our congress up to 5,000 professionals in the sector.

To this must be added the pre-congress symposia on feline medicine, dermatology and laser therapies; the special programme for nurses, free communications and the extensive programme of practical workshops. In addition, the commercial exhibition will enjoy much more space to house more than 100 companies directly linked to the veterinary sector of small animals. With all of this, we hope that the scientific and logistical efforts to respectively offer a quality programme and effectively carry out a change of venue has been worthwhile, and lives up to what AVEPA partners and attendees deserve in general at the SEVC 2017.

So, welcome back to Barcelona, enjoy the Congress and also the friendship of colleagues in our programme of social events.

Jordi Franch President of AVEPA

General Conference Information

FINaL ProGraMME

Congratulations! If you have received this Final Programme, it is because you are attending the “SEVC BARCELONA 2017”. 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.

SEVC SECrETarIaT – CHECk IN arEa

The SEVC Secretariat- Check in area desks are located in the Palace entrance. 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, 9 November: 07.30 - 20.00

Friday, 10 November: 07.30 - 20.00

Saturday, 11 November: 08.00 - 20.00

your BadGE

All Badges must be collected by the registered person at the SEVC Secretariat during the conference opening hours. Proof of identity will be required (e.g. passport).

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

Your conference bag will be given to you at the SEVC Secretariat at your arrival. Each bag contains the expo book, the 2018 conference First Announcement, and other exhibitor information.

SIMuLTaNEouS TraNSLaTIoN EarPHoNES

All rooms offer simultaneous translation into English and Spanish, as well as Polish and Russian within the Small Animal Medicine room. You can collect your earphones at the designated tables in level –1. 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.sevc2017.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 December 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.

username: SEVC-AFFINITY

Password: sevc2017

SEVC 2017 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 2017 Venue

iNTERNATiONAL VETERiNARY LASER THERApY SYMpOSiUM

THurSday, 9 NoVEMBEr 2017 – rooM a, LEVEL -1

9.00 - 9.45: Laser therapy/photobiomodulation – brief review of principles and current literature

Luis DeTaboada

9.45 -10.30: Practical applications in small animal general practice, cases

Dr. Ernie Ward

10.30 -11.00: Coffee break

11.00 - 11.45: The use of laser therapy on post surgical / traumatic wounds, and soft tissue conditions, cases.

Dr. Maria Suarez

11.45 - 12.30: The use of laser therapy within a rehab practice, treating the canine athlete and complicated osteoarthritic cases

Dr. Lisa Miller

12.30 -13.00: Integrating laser therapy into daily practice and business perspectives

Dr. Laura Kortelainen

13.00 - 13.30: Q&A, all speakers

FELINE MEDICINE – ISFM-GEMFE-HILL’S

Diagnosis and management of common feline GI diseases

THurSday, 9 NoVEMBEr 2017 – rooM H1, LEVEL -1

Moderators: Valentiba Aybar y Esther Sanchez

09.30-10.00: Logical approach to a cat with GI problems – Reto Neiger

10.00-11.00: GI ultrasonography – Carlo Anselmi

11.00-11.30: GI endoscopy - Equipment & procedures – Christiane Stengel

11.30-12.00: Coffee break

12.00-12.30: Dietary management of feline GI disease – Cecilia Villaverde

12.30-13.00: Management of feline IBD – Reto Neiger

13.00-13.30: Diagnostic options for feline GI lymphoma – Pachi Clemente

13.30-14.00: Management options for feline GI lymphoma – Pachi Clemente

With the collaboration of K-Laser and Companion Animal:

This symposium will bel presented in English and Spanish. Simultaneous translation will be provided.

This symposium is not included in the SEVC Scientific Programme. register online: www.sevc.info

This symposium will be presented in English. Simultaneous translation to Spanish will be provided.

This symposium is not included in the SEVC Scientific Programme.

Scientific Programme

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

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, 9 NOVEMBER 2017

15.0015.55

Advanced laparoscopy procedures

USA Dr. Philipp Mayhew

Thoracoscopy: an introduction to principles and procedures

Anaesthesia and analgesia in ophthalmology. More than neuromuscular blocking agents

Dr. Miguel Cabezas

Demystifying NSAIDs in small animal practice

Current concepts on the diagnosis of canine atopic dermatitis

USA Dr. Thierry Olivry

Treatment of canine atopic dermatitis: what’s new?

Eyelid surgery challenges

USA Dr. Elizabeth Giuliano

Cataracts: how and when to refer

AVEPA – Asociación de Veterinarios Españoles Especialistas en Pequeños Animales

USA RACE – Registry of Approved Continuing Education

AAVSB – American Association of Veterinary State Boards

16.0016.55

USA Dr. Philipp Mayhew

Dr. Paulo Steagall

USA Dr. Thierry Olivry

USA Dr. Elizabeth Giuliano

17.00- 17.30:

Introduction to skin tumour surgery

The importance of anaesthetic monitoring in clinical practice

17.3018.25

Dr. Nicholas Bacon

Dr. Paulo Steagall

Cutaneous adverse food reactions in companion animals: selected topics

USA Dr. Thierry Olivry

Lessons learned regarding vector borne infectious diseases in NA: implications for our European colleagues

USA Dr. Ed Breitschwerdt

CIRDC (kennel cough): important studies you may have missed

USA Dr. Eleanor Hawkins

New perspectives on noise phobia

Dr. Jon Bowen

New perspectives on anxiety disorders

Dr. Jon Bowen

Changing veterinary practice economics (part 1): cutting edge services and growth strategies

USA Dr. Karen E. Felsted

Changing veterinary practice economics (part 2): paying today’s doctors and staff

USA Dr. Karen E. Felsted

The blue eye: what to do

USA Dr. Elizabeth Giuliano

Diagnosis of vector-borne diseases in dogs and cats: a European perspective

Dr. Laia Solano

New perspectives on biological treatment of behaviour

Dr. Jon Bowen

Changing veterinary practice economics (part 3): what’s your practice really worth? Profits and practice value

USA Dr. Karen E. Felsted

18.3019.25

Surgical planning for skin tumours – how to decide how much surgery we need

Dr. Nicholas Bacon

Is the age a problem?

Paediatric anaesthesia

Dr. Miguel Cabezas

* Auditorium: also with translation to Polish and Russian.

This is a preliminary programme, subject to change.

Non inflammatory alopecia, differential diagnosis

Dr. Cesar Yotti

A day of ophthalmology cases in the emergency room

Dr. Teresa Peña

Interactive clinical cases of vector borne diseases in dogs and cats

Dr. Laia Solano

New perspectives on compulsive disorders

Dr. Jaume Fatjo

Changing veterinary practice economics (part 4): don’t let out of control discounting destroy your practice

USA Dr. Karen E. Felsted

Lecture colour code: How I Treat NAVC Speaker (North American Veterinary Community)

“High level” lecture High Level

of Origin

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Coffee break in the exhibition hall

Symposium

A new horizon in dermatology is here: monoclonal antibodies and other therapies

Room F, Level -1

9:00−9:45 Canine atopic dermatitis: about diagnostic

Michela De Lucia

Advanced Seminar in Small Animal Medicine

Room F, Level -1

9:45−10:30

Rational and importance of early treatment of itch to ensure animal welfare, increase clinical recovery and avoid secondary complications

Michela De Lucia

10:30−11:00

Cytopoint (lokivetmab): technical profile of a product that initiates a new era in dermatology

Antonio Serrano

11:00- 11:55: Coffee Break

11:55−12:40 Monoclonal antibodies (lokivetmab): the science behind the innovation

Mónica Escalada

12:40−13:10

Cytopoint: a new tool in veterinary dermatology, treatment opportunities with two innovative therapies. Cytopoint and Apoquel. Clinical cases

Michela De Lucia

13:10−14:10

Cytopoint: clinical experience in Spain by experts and members of the CEED (Excellence in Dermatology Committee of Experts)

Mar Bardagí, Cesar Yotti, Maite Verde

SPEakErS

Michela de Lucia (DVM, Dip. ECVD) - Italy

antonio Serrano DVM, PhD. National Technical Manager at Zoetis. Madrid - Spain

Mónica Escalada Manager of Regulatory Affairs and R&D for the EU, Africa & Middle East at Zoetis in Zaventem - Spain

Mar Bardagí (DVM, Dip. ECVD) - Spain

Cesar yotti (DVM) - Spain

Maite Verde (DVM, PhD) - Spain

This seminar is included in the SEVC Scientific Programme.

15:30 - 16:25

Serological and molecular diagnosis of vector borne infectious diseases

Ed Breitschwerdt

16:30 - 17:25

Tracheobronchomalacia: from simple cough to critical care

Eleanor Hawkins

17:30 - 17:55

How I treat, and when I stent, dogs with tracheal collapse

Eleanor Hawkins

18:00 - 18:55

Airway sampling: patient-based protocols for tracheal wash and BAL

Eleanor Hawkins

This seminar is included in the SEVC Scientific Programme.

Showroom

These lectures have been promoted by the veterinary industry. Access to this room is free to all attendees. No simultaneous translation provided.

10.3011.00

ROOM B

Use of three-dimensional printing models for veterinary medical education: impact on learning how to identify canine vertebral fractures

Anna Suñol Iniesta (ARS Veterinaria)

11.0012.00

Comité Colavac Iberia: presentación guías vacunales –España y Portugal: Colavac-FIAVAC

13.3016.30

Asamblea de AVEPA (Solo para socios de AVEPA)

Elbow dysplasia

Pedro Nuno

17.0018.00

Ed Breitschwerdt (USA) Eleanor Hawkins (USA)

Advanced Seminar in Imaging

Room H2, Level -1

08:30 - 09:25 Imaging hepatobiliary tumours: what can we tell?

Carlo Anselmi

09:30 - 10:25 Imaging gastrointestinal tumours in dogs and cats

Amalia Agut Gimenez

10:30 - 10:55 How I treat…tumours sampling: why and how

Carlo Anselmi

12:00 - 12:55 Imaging urinary system tumours in dogs and cats

Yvonne Espada

13:00 - 13:55 Imaging the tumours of the cranium, nasal cavities and neck in dogs and cats: modalities of choice

Carlo Anselmi, Amalia Agut Gimenez, Yvonne Espada

amalia agut (SPAIN)

Amalia Agut qualified from Zaragoza University Veterinary School in 1981. In 1984 she obtained her PhD in the same University. In 1998, she got the Diploma of the European College of Veterinary Diagnostic Imaging. She is currently Cathedratic of Radiology at the Department of Animal Medicine and Surgery and Chief of Diagnostic Imaging at the Teaching Veterinary Hospital of the University of Murcia.

Carlo anselmi (SPAIN)

A third year resident at the European College of Diagnostic Imaging (ECVDI) at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the Autonomous University of Barcelona under the supervision of Rosa Novellas. He graduated from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine in Padua, Italy, where he completed his thesis published in the American Journal of Veterinary Research. He later completed a one-and-a-half-year internship in Diagnostic Imaging at Clínica Veterinaria Castellarano (Italy). He worked for several months as a radiologist in the Diagnostic Imaging Department of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Utrecht (The Netherlands). Carlo has been a speaker at several national and international congresses including among others EVDI, AVEPA and SCIVAC.

yvonne Espada (SPAIN)

Graduated from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Zaragoza in 1984. Dr in Veterinary Science Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) in 1990. Professor in the Department of Animal Medicine and Surgery at UAB since 1991. Responsible Image Service Veterinary Hospital Foundation at UAB.

Advanced Seminar in Surgery

Room H2, Level -1

15:30 - 16:25

Adrenal surgery in dogs and cats

Nick Bacon

16:30 - 17:25 Oral tumours and surgery in the cat

Nick Bacon

18:30 - 18:55 How I treat liver tumours in dogs

Nick Bacon

19:00 - 19:25 How I treat extremity soft tissue sarcomas in dogs

Nick Bacon

Nick Bacon (UK)

Nick Bacon MA VetMB CertVR CertSAS DiplECVS DACVS FRCVS. Clinical Director, Fitzpatrick Referrals Oncology and Soft Tissue, Guildford, UK Professor, Surgical Oncology, University of Surrey School of Veterinary Medicine, Guildford, UK.

Nick qualified from Cambridge Vet School in 1997 and after two years in general practice returned to Cambridge as the Petsaver’s resident in Soft Tissue Surgery and Oncology. He then spent two years in soft tissue referral practice in the UK. In 2005 he started a 12 month Fellowship in Surgical Oncology at the Animal Cancer Centre at Colorado State University and then joined the Faculty at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine, working in the Oncology department as one of three surgical oncologists, becoming Head of Oncology in 2011. Nick is the immediate Past-President of the Veterinary Society of Surgical Oncology and an ACVS Founding Fellow in Surgical Oncology. He is a Diplomate of the European (2003) and American (2009) College of Veterinary Surgeons.

This seminar is included in the SEVC Scientific Programme. This seminar is included in the SEVC Scientific Programme.

for all sizes of animals

We have optimized our popular Wound Charts. Use them, if you want guidance about which products to use in any given situation.

Wound charts in A3-format can be obtained free of charge. Place the charts in a central place which will provide easy access for you and your staff at all times.

Workshops 2017

Each year, the SEVC provides hands-on laboratories with leading international instructors and the latest technology and equipment to help you enhance your practice skills.

The SEVC’s workshops are another unique feature that enable delegates to gain hands-on laboratory experience and learn new techniques by working in small groups with world-class instructors using the latest equipment on the market.

The workshops will be presented in English, but instructors will provide assistance with other languages.

registration for the workshops does not require registration for the SEVC Scientific Programme.

Managing cranial cruciate rupture in dogs with fusion TTA

a quick and effective method for resolving cruciate ligament ruptures in large and small dogs.

The course is a concise and detailed coverage of the Fusion TTA procedure to treat lameness induced by cranial cruciate ligament damage and comprise a balanced mix of theory, and individual practical sessions which involve both synthetic bone and cadaveric surgical procedures. Following an overview of the underlying principles which will be covered by tutorials and videos, a practical demonstration of the surgical technique is given during which questions and answers are encouraged. The practical sessions covers the pre-planning procedure to aid in the selection of the correct implant and associated instruments followed by individual surgical procedures where the delegate first practices on synthetic bone and then a cadaveric model. On completion of this course the delegate will be familiar with case selection for Fusion TTA together with the necessary information to undertake an actual procedure.

INSTruCTorS: Dr. B. Walton (UK), Dr. D. Jones (UK)

VENuE: Palacio de Congresos de Cataluña – Business Center 1, Level -1

TIME: 09.00 - 18.30

FEE: 500€ (375€ if you also register for the SEVC Scientific Programme)

THURSDAY 9TH HAEMATOLOGY

Everything you always wanted to know about haematology, 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.

INSTruCTorS: Dr. G. Couto (USA), Dr. J. Pastor (SPAIN)

VENuE: Palacio de Congresos de Cataluña – B1, Level -1

TIME: 08.00-11.00

FEE: 270€ (210€ if you also register for the SEVC Scientific Programme)

Main Workshops

Sponsor 2017

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 euthanised to meet the needs of any SEVC workshop.

THURSDAY 9TH DENTISTRY

Dentistry in the small animal practice. Canine and feline extractions

Broaden your practice’s services: learn to perform the most frequent dental procedures

This laboratory covers key points that will help a practitioner start a dental service or improve an existing service. In the laboratory, experts will teach dental information that will cover 70% of the services performed in dogs and cats. Also, laboratory participants, who will work in pairs on anatomical specimens using first-class equipment and instruments, will receive a copy of the Proceedings that includes additional materials. The lab will be divided into three modules. In the first module, “Diagnostic: Oral Clinical Assessment and Charting”, every participant will learn how to properly examine the oral cavity and evaluate occlusions using a chart. They will also receive a template of the dental chart and a poster with the occlusion evaluation. The second module, “Oral Prophylaxis”, will cover teeth scaling, polishing, sulcular lavage and other prophylactic applications. The goal of this workshop is to teach participants how to correctly carry out complete oral prophylactic procedures performed in 80% of dental patients. The third module, “Introduction to Canine and Feline Extractions”, will include anatomic presentations, step-by-step procedures, and surgical and non-surgical extraction standards. Participants will learn how to make extractions more easily and to avoid complications. When they complete the workshop, participants will be fully prepared to apply the dental skills they have learned.

INSTruCTorS: Dr. J. Gawor (POL), Dr. J. Collados (SPAIN)

VENuE: Palacio de Congresos de Cataluña – Business Center 1, Level -1

TIME: 09.00 - 18.30

FEE: 490€ (367€ if you also register for the SEVC Scientific Programme)

THURSDAY 9TH ULTRASONOGRAPHY

Canine abdominal ultrasonography: hands-on lab

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. In this wet lab with Beagle dogs, the participants will learn adequate positioning and handling of the probe to optimize the evaluation of most abdominal organs. The lab is organized in stations with one dog attended by 4 participants. The main organs that will be evaluated are: liver, spleen, kidneys, adrenal glands, bladder, the gastrointestinal tract, pancreas and lymph nodes (jejunal and medial iliac), and reproductive tract. By the end of the lab, the participants should feel comfortable identifying most of the abdominal organs.

INSTruCTorS: Dr. A. Agut (SPAIN), Dr. D. Penninck (USA), Dr. M. Solano (USA), Dr. N. Diez-Bru (SPAIN)

VENuE: Palacio de Congresos de Cataluña – Business Center 2

TIME: 09.30 - 13.30

FEE: 392€ (312€ if you also register for the SEVC Scientific Programme)

THURSDAY 9TH EXOTICS

20 must-know tips and tricks of small mammal radiology

The radiographic diagnosis in exotic pets. Ferrets, rabbits and guinea pigs

Radiology is one of the common imaging diagnostic techniques in veterinary medicine. Radiographs provide very useful information of bones, but also of soft tissues such as lungs, heart, liver, intestine, and so on. Many clinical presentations, such as cough, dyspnea, vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal distension, disuria, need a radiologic examination to rule out causes and, in several cases it can confirm the diagnosis. Dental diseases are very common in rabbits and rodents, but can be difficult for owners to be detected because of the unusual clinical presentations. Skull radiographies are essential in the diagnosis of dental disease in these animals. Working in pairs in front of the computer, the participants learn how to carry out and interpret small mammal radiographies. There are a lot of anatomical references which allow discerning specific pathological changes. Furthermore, essential differences in between species will be remarked and special emphasis will be put on ferrets, rabbits and guinea pigs.

INSTruCTorS: Dr. J. Martorell (SPAIN)

VENuE: Palacio de Congresos de Cataluña – Press Room 2, Level 1

TIME: 11.30 - 13.30

FEE: 180€ (140€ if you also register for the SEVC Scientific Programme)

THURSDAY 9TH CYTOLOGY

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.

INSTruCTorS: Dr. G. Couto (USA), Dr. J. Pastor (SPAIN)

VENuE: Palacio de Congresos de Cataluña – Room: B1 Level -1

TIME: 11.30 - 14.30

FEE: 270€ (210€ if you also register for the SEVC Scientific Programme)

SPECIaL WorkSHoP PaCk: Cy ToLoGy:

• Everything you always wanted to know about HAEMATOLOGY, but were afraid to ask

• Everything you always wanted to know about CYTOLOGY, but were afraid to ask

Special registration pack fee for both workshops for 406€

(Pack available if you also register to the SEVC Scientific Programme)

SPECIaL

WorkSHoP PaCk: uLTraSoNoGraPHy:

• Canine abdominal ultrasonography

• Ultrasound interpretation skills: beginner level

Special registration pack fee for both workshops for 406€

(Pack available if you also register to the SEVC Scientific Programme)

FRIDAY 10TH ULTRASONOGRAPHY

Ultrasound interpretation skills: beginner level

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.

In this interpretation lab, participants will review in groups, video clips of common abdominal disorders. Identifying abnormalities and listing differential diagnoses to best manage the case. This lab will enhance interpretation skills. Groups of 2 participants around a computer station will review clinical cases. For each case, a brief clinical history is provided. The groups will then engage in identifying abnormalities and reaching a differential diagnosis list with pertinent clinical recommendations to manage the animal. Organizing the findings, prioritizing the differential diagnoses and interpretation tips will then be discussed with all groups. In this lab, only common abdominal disorders will be discussed.

INSTruCTorS: Dr. D. Penninck (USA), Dr. N. Diez-Bru (SPAIN)

VENuE: Palacio de Congresos de Cataluña –Press Room 2, Level 1

TIME: 09.00 - 11.00

FEE: 180€ (140€ if you also register for the SEVC Scientific Programme)

FRIDAY

10TH

REHABILITATION WITH LASER

Class IV lasers: a modern therapy for functional neurological rehabilitation rehabilitation in neurologic patients: laser and therapeutic exercises

In this workshop, we will learn how to maximize the use of class IV lasers in functional neurological rehabilitation. We will discuss when to prescribe surgical versus conservative treatments in herniated discs. We will also cover how and when to use laser therapy, for antiinflammatory and analgesic purposes, to stimulate neuroplasticity, and to assist in performing kinesiotherapy

INSTruCTorS: Dr. A. Martins (POR), Dr. Renata Diniz (BRA)

VENuE: Palacio de Congresos de Cataluña – Business Center 1, Level -1

TIME: 09.30 - 13.30

FEE: 392€ (312€ if you also register for the SEVC Scientific Programme)

Ultrasound interpretation skills: intermediate level

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 difficult clinical cases in abdominal diseases.

In this interpretation lab, participants will review in groups, video clips of challenging abdominal disorders. Identifying abnormalities and listing differential diagnoses pertinent to the case will enhance interpretation skills. This lab is addressed to participants with a good baseline experience in ultrasound. Groups of 2 participants around a computer station will review clinical cases. For each case, a brief clinical history is provided. The groups will then engage in identifying abnormalities and reaching a differential diagnosis list with pertinent clinical recommendations to manage the animal. Organizing the findings, prioritizing the differential diagnoses and interpretation tips will then be discussed with all groups.

INSTruCTorS: Dr. D. Penninck (USA), Dr. N. Diez-Bru (SPAIN)

VENuE: Palacio de Congresos de Cataluña –Press Room 2, Level 1

TIME: 12.00 - 14.00

FEE: 180€ (140€ if you also register for the SEVC Scientific Programme)

FRIDAY 10TH BEHAVIOUR

Choosing the right biological therapy for canine behaviour problems: drugs, pheromones and

nutraceuticals

Biological therapies as therapeutic tools. From different clinical cases, participants will learn how to select the best combination of biological therapies to support the treatment of behavioural disorders in dogs, from anxiety-related alterations to aggressiveness and compulsive disorders. With the help of algorithms for decision making, we will discuss how to choose the best biological therapy based on symptoms but also on the social and physical characteristics of the patient.

INSTruCTorS: Dr. J. Bowen (UK), Dr. J. Fatjó (SPAIN), Dr. P. Calvo (SPAIN)

VENuE: Palacio de Congresos de Cataluña –Room: Business Center 1, Level -1

TIME: 14.30 - 18.30

FEE: 392€ (312€ if you also register for the SEVC Scientific Programme)

FRIDAY 10TH RADIOLOGY

Diagnosing thoracic diseases: a radiologic exercise

Learn how to perform accurate radiographic diagnoses of the main thoracic diseases.

In this practical workshop, each participant will work in groups of 2 people per computer and each clinical case will be presented with a brief medical history. Workshop attendees will be asked to identify the abnormal radiographic findings and formulate a list of differential diagnoses in order to achieve the definitive diagnosis. Solutions to clinical cases will be discussed first in working groups and then in a general session. This workshop is a great complement to Dr. Solano’s lectures in the general programme.

INSTruCTorS: Dr. M. Solano (USA), Dr. D. Penninck (USA)

VENuE: Palacio de Congresos de Cataluña –Press Room 2, Level 1

TIME: 15.30 - 17.30

FEE: 180€ (140€ if you also register for the SEVC Scientific Programme)

SPECIaL

WorkSHoP PaCk: Cy ToLoGy:

• Everything you always wanted to know about HAEMATOLOGY, but were afraid to ask

• Everything you always wanted to know about CYTOLOGY, but were afraid to ask

Special registration pack fee for both workshops for 406€

(Pack available if you also register to the SEVC Scientific Programme)

SPECIaL WorkSHoP PaCk: uLTraSoNoGraPHy:

• Canine abdominal ultrasonography

• Ultrasound interpretation skills: beginner level

Special registration pack fee for both workshops for 406€

(Pack available if you also register to the SEVC Scientific Programme)

Research Abstracts – Posters

aNaESTHESIa

1092. Disminución De La Complianza Asociada A Mastectomía Radical

Lucía Pellegrini de la Viuda (1); Carlos Palomar Asensio (1); María Suárez Redondo (1); Ignacio Álvarez Gómez de Segura (1). (1) Hospital Clínico Veterinario de la UCM

CardIoLoGy

1009. Retirada De Filarias Adultas Con Pinzas Alligator Bajo Estudio Flouroscopico En Un Perro Con Dirofilariasis Y Síndrome De Vena Cava

Belén Navas Delgado (1); Carlos González Villajos (1). (1) Hospital Veterinario Valencia Sur

1033. Regurgitación Mitral Diastólica En Dos Perros Con Bloqueo Atrioventricular De Tercer Grado

Marco Rametta (1). (1) Hospital veterinario VET24

SurGEry

994. Gestión Quirúrgica Y Pronóstico De Una Ruptura Traqueal Secundaria A Una Intubacion Orotraqueal En Un Perro

Gabriel Carbonell Rosselló Lv (1); Nuria Comas Collgrós Lv Mrcvs Gpcertsas (1); Paula Ruhi Velasco Lv (1); Manuel Jiménez Peláez Lv Mrcvs Dipl.ecvs (1). (1) Aúna Especialidades Veterinarias

996. Gestión Quirúrgica De Una Bulla Lobar Congénita Gigante Asociada A Neumotorax Espontáneo En Un Cachorro

Gabriel Carbonell Rosselló Lv (1); Nuria Comas Collgrós Lv Mrcvs Gpcertsas (1); Nuria Quesada Vicent Lv (1); Manuel Jiménez Peláez Lv Mrcvs Dipl.ecvs (1). (1) Aúna Especialidades Veterinarias

1013. Pilorectomía Con Gastroduodenostomía (Billroth I) Y Colecistoyeyunostomia En Un Perro Con Neoplasia Pilórica

Jorge Valle Llarena (1); Paula Marco Cacho (1); Beatriz Baena Toro (2). (1) Hospital Veterinario Cruz De Piedra, (2) Clinica Veterinaria Las Canteras

1017. Ablación Con Láser De Uréter Ectópico

Intramural En Una Perra Labrador De 11 Meses

Maria Frau Tascón (1); Maurici Batalla Olivé (2); Laura Fresno Bermejo (3); Laura Santos Benito (3); Albert Lloret Roca (1). (1) Hospital Clinic Veterinari, (2) Endoscopia Veterinaria Móvil, (3) Endolap Veterinaria

1020. Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Using An Ultra-Portable Device After Reconstructive Surgery In Two Cats

Sofía García-pertierra García (1); Araceli Calvo Aguado (1). (1) Ars Veterinaria

1036. Migración Subcapsular De Dispositivo De Bypass Ureteral Sub. Manejo Del Caso Clínico

Marco Rametta (1); Estel.la Amat (1); Noemi Solanellas (1); Anna Menesses (1); Carlos Garrigos (1); Marta Hita (1); Gisela Matjeck (1); Alberto Murillo (1). (1) Hospital veterinario VET24

1038. Colgajo De Safena Inversa Como Alternativa Quirúrgica En Defectos Distales

Ana Cascales Gely (1); Maria Suarez Redondo (1); Elena Martinez de Merlo (1). (1) Hospital Clinico Veterinario Complutense

1099. Avulsión Del Tendón Tricipital: Tenodesis Y Aplicación De Plasma Rico En Factores De Crecimiento En Un Caso Clínico

Sergio Almiñana Fletes (1); Raquel Santiago Tostado (1); Noemí Gómez Martín (1); Patricia Laborda Vidal (1); Alejandra García de Carellán Mateo (1); Iván Serra Aguado (1). (1) Hospital Veterinario Universidad Católica De Valencia. Departamento De Medicina Y Cirugía Animal. Facultad Veterinaria Y Ciencias Experimentales Universidad Católica De Valencia, España

1106. Atresia Anal Con Fístula Vestibulo Vaginal En Una Gatita, Caso Clínico

Anna Calvet Alemany (1); Salvador Cervantes Sala (1); Angel Guardia Ardiaca (1); Isabel Frías Perez (1); Monica Elías Amaya (1). (1) Clínica Felina Barcelona

1107. Técnica De Laparoscopia Asistida Para Ovariohisterectomía Por Piometra O Tumores En Perras

Juan Manuel Domínguez Pérez (1); Andrés Fernández Sarmiento (1); Juan Morgaz Rodríguez (1); Daniel Aguilar García (1); Rocio Navarrete Calvo (1); Setefilla Quirós Carmona (1); Julio Fernández Castañeda (1); Patricia Ruiz López (1); Maria del Mar Granados Machuca (1). (1) Hospital Clínico Veterinario de la Universidad de Córdoba

1110. Fístula Broncoesofágica Resuelta Mediante Toracotomía Asistida Por Endoscopia Esofágica En Un Perro

Xavier Escoda Llorens (1); Laura Fresno Bermejo (2); Ferran Riquelme Soriano (1); Sofia Lafuente Carballo (1); Laura Santos Benito (2). (1) Hospital Veterinari Balmes, (2) Endolap Veterinaria

INTENSIVE CarE

974. Sintomas Neurológicos En Un Perro En Hemodiálisis

Manu Bárcena (1); Montserrat Cabrero (1); Èric Yherla (1). (1) Hospital Veterinari Molins

dErMaToLoGy

1007. A Case Of Demodicosis (Demodex Injai) Treated With A Novel Isoxazoline. Myriam Martín Benito (1); Natalia Sastre (1); Iván Ravera (1). (1) Universidad Católica de Valencia

1032. Dermatitis Necrolítica Superficial Debida A Cirrosis Hepática Y Pancreatitis Crónica Concomitantes En Una Perra

Luis Magen (1). (1) El Kau Veterinari

1035. Calcinosis Cutis En Un Bulldog Francés En Tratamiento Con Citarabina Y Prednisona

Alexandra Dehesa Golding (1); Maria Dolores Rodríguez García (1); Glòria Pol (2); Javier Tabar Rodríguez (1); Maria Dolores Tabar Rodríguez (1). (1) Hospital Veterinario San Vicente, San Vicente del Raspeig-Alicante, (2) Laboratorios LETI-UNIVET, Barcelona

1082. Mixtures Of Dermatophagoides Farinae And Alternaria Alternata Extracts: Stability And Immunogenicity For Their Use In Veterinary Allergy Immunotherapy

Raquel Moya (1); Laura Martín (1); Laura Ramió-Lluch (1); Anna Puigdemont (2); Pilar Brazís (1); Jerónimo Carnés (1). (1) Laboratorios LETI, S.L.U, (2) Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

1095. Linfoma Cutáneo Epiteliotrópico Canino, A Propósito De Un Caso Clínico

Davinia Ortega Santana (1); Luca Gradilone (1). (1) Clínica Veterinaria Mesa y López

1096. Clinico-Pathological Description of a Case of Cholesterol Granulooma Associated with Otitis Media in a Cat

Tatiana Lima (1); Maria Dolores Fondevila (2); Rosa Novellas (3); Laura Ordeix (1).

(1) Servei de Dermatologia, Fundació Hospital Clínic Veterinari, Barcelona, Spain, (2) Departament de Medicina i Cirurgia Animals, Facultat de Veterinària, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain, (3) Servei de Diagnòstic per la Imatge, Fundació Hospital Clínic Vererinari, Barcelona, Spain

IMaGING

981. Uso De La Resonancia Magnética Para El Diagnóstico De Un Cuerpo Extraño De Madera En Un Perro

Marta López Font (1). (1) Diagnosi Veterinària, (2) Animalia BCN

1066. Hallazgos Radiológicos Y Por Tomografía Computarizada De Pseudoquistes Pulmonares Traumáticos En Un Perro

Pablo Barge (1); Mª Josefa Fernández-Del Palacio (1); Miryam Martínez (1); Giorgia Santarelli (1); Marta Soler (1); Amalia Agut (1). (1) Hospital Veterinario de la Universidad de Murcia

1116. Uso De La Tomografía Computarizada En El Diagnóstico De Un Hemangiopericitoma Mediastínico Con Extensión A Canal Vertebral En Un Perro. Diagnostico por imagen

José Ignacio Cristóbal Verdejo (1); Noemí Gómez Martín (1); Alejandra García de Carellán Mateo (1); Claudio Iván Serra Aguado (1); Joaquín Ortega Porcel (2); Patricia Laborda Vidal (1). (1) Hospital Veterinario De La Universidad Católica De Valencia , (2) Departamento De Producción Y Sanidad Animal, Universidad Cardenal Herrera Ceu, Valencia

dIGESTIoN

992. Invaginación Gastroesofágica Asociada A Megaesófago En Una Perra De Pastor Alemán: Estudio Radiográfico

Cristina Nieto Paredes (1); Carmen Rodríguez Cabezas (1); María Santana López (1). (1) Centro Veterinario La Salle

ENdoCrINoLoGy

1084. Diabetes Mellitus Juvenil Y Cataratas Bilaterales En Dos Gatos Domésticos De La Misma Camada, Asociada A Atrofia Pancreática Endocrina

Oriol Comas Solé (1); Beatriz López Roselló (1); Patricia Álvarez Fernández (1). (1) BalmesVet Clínica Veterinària SLP

1108. Caso Clínico: Hipotiroidismo Congénito En Un Gato De 2 Años

Cristina Bigeriego Alcón (1); Gonzalo Valle Fonk (1); Luisa Arauzo Pelet (1); Elena Aznar Lopez (1); Sonia Francés Zapata (1); Laura Micozzi (1). (1) Clínica Veterinaria Romareda

INFECTIoN dISEaSES

978. Megaelisa® Leish: Assessment Of A Commercial Elisa In A Clinical Setting For Leishmania Infantum Infection In Dogs

Sergio Villanueva-saz (1); Araceli Loste Montoya (1); María Del Carmen Marca Andrés (1); Antonio Fernández Casasnovas (1); Maite Verde Arribas (1). (1) Small Animal Clinical Immunology Laboratory (Universidad De Zaragoza)

988. Babesiosis Atípica En Un Perro En El Valle Medio Del Ebro

Sergio Villanueva-Saz (1); Cristina Albisu Ingunza (1); Amaya De Torre Martínez (1); Sylvía García-Belenguer Laita (1). (1) Hospital Clinico Veterinario Universidad de Zaragoza

1076. Treatment With Dietary Nucleotides And Active Hexose Correlated Compound Reduces Disease Progression In Clinically Healthy Leishmania-Infected Dogs

Sergi Segarra (1); Guadalupe Miró (2); Ana Montoya (2); Luis Pardo-Marín (3); Lluis Ferrer (4); José Cerón (3). (1) R&D Bioiberica S.A.U., (2) Departamento de Sanidad Animal, Facultad de Veterinaria, Universidad Complutense de Madrid, (3) Interlab-UMU, Campus de Excelencia Mare Nostrum, University of Murcia, (4) Department of Clinical Sciences, Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine

GaSTroENTEroLoGy

1025. Gastroenteritis Eosinofílica: Forma Difusa Y Presentación En Forma De Masa

Inmaculada Orjales Galdo (1); Germán Santamarina Pernas (1); Mónica Vila Pastor (1); Mónica López Péña (1); Maruska Suárez Rey (1). (1) Departamento de Anatomía, Producción Animal e Ciencias Clínicas Veterinarias. Hospital Veterinario Universitario Rof Codina. Universidade de Santiago de Compostela.

HaEMaToLoGy

1065. Policitemia Vera En Un Gato Con Crisis

Epilépticas

Laura Di Filippo Elies (1); Anna Suñol Iniesta (1); Luis Feo Bernabé (1). (1) Hospital Ars Veterinaria

1103. Estudio Retrospectivo Sobre Fiebre De Origen Desconocido En Perros

Andrea González (1); Beatriz Wuhrmann (1); Alicia Castillo (3); Miriam Portero (1); Mª Ángeles Daza (1); Rafael García (1); Patricia Peláez (1); Miguel Rodriguez (1); Cristina Fragío (2). (1) Servicio de Hospitalización y UCI Peq Animales, Hospital Clínico Veterinario Complutense, Facultad Veterinaria UCM, (2) Servicio de Hospitalización y UCI Peq Animales, Hospital Clínico Veterinario Complutense, Facultad Veterinaria UCM; Dpto Medicina y Cirugía Animal, Fac Veterinaria UCM, Madrid, (3) Facultad Veterinaria UCM

1109. Prevalencia Del Grupo Sanguineo D.E.A.1 En El Dogo Canario En Las Islas De Gran Canaria. Y Tenerife

Gara Medina Morales (1); Jorge Labao Machín (2); Alejandro Artiles Vizcaino (2); María del Rosario Perlado Chamizo (3); Luis Miguel Viñals Florez (4). (1) Clinica Veterinaria La Heredad, (2) Hospital Veterinario Los Tarahales, (3) . Laboratorio De Análisis Clínico Del Hospital Clínico Veterinario De La Universidad Alfonso X El Sabio, (4) Centro De Transfusión Veterinario

SMaLL aNIMaL MEdICINE

972. Gamapatia Monoclonal Y Sindrome De Hiperviscosidad Secundario A Linfoma En Un Perro

Anna Meneses Garcia (1); Marco Rametta (1); Noemi Solanellas (1); Carlos Garrigos (1); Marta Hita (1); Estel.la Amat (1); Gisela Matjcek (1). (1) Hospital veterinari vet24

1012. Curas Con Azucar Para La Cicatrización Y Regeneración De Tejido Debido A Un Sindrome Compartimental

Catalina Serra Bisquerra (1); Amparo Ortuñez Navarro (1). (1) Vilazoo Veterinaris

1016. Sospecha De Osteogénesis Imperfecta En Un Cachorro De Husky Siberiano

Judith Gonzalez Teruel (1); Mireia Fernández (1); Eduard Anadón (1). (1) Hospital Veterinari Glories

1024. Leishmaniosis Con Afectación Cardíaca En Un Perro

Inmaculada Orjales Galdo (1); Maruska Suárez Rey (1); Luciano Espino López (1); Marta Miranda Castañón (1); Ana Goicoa Valdevira (1); Germán Santamarina Pernas (1). (1) Departamento de Anatomía, Producción Animal e Ciencias Clínicas Veterinarias. Hospital Veterinario Universitario Rof Codina. Universidade de Santiago de Compostela.

1028. Resolución De Neumotórax En Un Perro Mediante Administración Intrapleural De Sangre Autóloga

Katia Sánchez (1); Ico Thais Jolly (1); Sheyla Dominguez (1); Vicente Cervera (1); Ignacio Mesa (1). (1) Hospital Veterinario Valencia Sur

1029. Micosis Sistémica Asociada A Chaetomium Globosum En Un Perro

Ico Thais Jolly (1); Katia Sánchez (1); Vicente Cervera (1); Sergio Rodenas (1); Ignacio Mesa (1). (1) Hospital Veterinario Valencia Sur

1059. Colecistitis Enfisematosa Con Peritonitis Séptica Asociada A Escherichia Coli En Un Yorkshire Macho De 9 Años

Marta Hita (1); Estel·la Amat (1); Carlos Garrigós (1); Gisela Matejcek (1); Anna Meneses (1); Marco Rametta (1); Noemí Solanellas (1). (1) Hospital Vet24

1078. Causes Of Cholecystectomy In 17 Dogs: A Retrospective Study

Iris Elgueta (1); Yvonne Espada (1); Rosa Novellas (1); Josep Pastor (1); Marta Planellas (1). (1) Fundació Hospital Clínic Veterinari

1080. Imerslund-Gräsbeck Syndrome In A Border Collie: A Case Report.

Mireia Pascual Moreno (1); Anna Suñol Iniesta (1); Jordi Puig Prat (1). (1) Ars Veterinaria

1088. Polypoid Tracheitis In A Dog

Raquel Del Solar (1); Jorge Castro (1); Rosa Novellas (1); Carlo Anselmi (1); Jorge Martínez (2); Laura Fresno (1); Rafael Ruíz De Gopegui (1). (1) Fundació Hospital Clínic Veterinari Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), (2) Departament de Sanitat i d’Anatomia Animals. Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB)

1090. Gallbladder Agenesis In A Mixed Breed Dog

Marta Blanchart Llucià (1); Jordi Puig Prat (1); Sergio Santana Sotomayor (1); Esther Obradors Aranda (2); Carol Naranjo Freixa (3). (1) Hospital Ars Veterinaria, (2) Clínica Veterinaria Novavet , (3) Idexx Laboratorios

1091. Pseudohermafroditismo Masculino Con Mucometra En Un Perro Criptórquido

Maria del Mar Campmany Juan (1); Jorge Castro López (1); Laura Fresno Bermejo (1); Rosa Novellas Torroja (1); Manel López Béjar (2); Laura Santos Benito (1); Jorge Martínez Martínez (2); Rafael Ruiz de Gopegui Fernández (1). (1) Fundació Hospital Clínic Veterinari de l’Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona., (2) Departament de Sanitat i d’Anatomia Animals. Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.

1112. Hipoglucemia Causada Por Una Neoplasia Pancreática Neuroendocrina Secretora De Factor De Crecimiento Similar A La Insulina Tipo Ii (Igf-2) En Una Perra

María Fernández (1); Maria Dolores Tabar (1); Riccardo Finotello (2); Lorenzo Ressel (3); Carol Naranjo (4); Agustina Ansón (5). (1) Hospital Veterinario San Vicente, San Vicente del Raspeig, Alicante, España, (2) Department of Small Animal Clinical Science, Universidad de Liverpool, Reino Unido, (3) Department of Veterinary Pathology and public health, Universidad de Liverpool, Reino Unido, (4) IDEXX Laboratories, Barcelona, España, (5) Teleradiología Veterinaria

FELINE MEdICINE

970. Ureter Circumcaval Y Doble Vena Cava Inferior Derecha En Gatos: Caso Clínico Noemi Solanellas Estrela (1); Marco Rametta (1); Albert Lloret Roca (2); Carlo Anselmi (2). (1) Hospital Veterinari Vet24, (2) Fundació Hospital Clínic Veterinari UAB

1043. Hamartoma Nasal De Origen Epitelial En Un Gato

Pilar Hernandez (1); Cristina Salomo (1); Marta Planellas (2); Jordi Cairo (1). (1) Hospital Veterinario Canis Girona,

(2) Hospital Clínic Veterinari, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

1067. Persistencia De Cuarto Arco Aórtico Derecho Con Megaesófago Y Pectus Excavatum Adquirido En Una Gata Joven

Helena Pérez Solbes (1); Jorge Castro López (1); Laura Fresno (1); Felix García (1); Carlo Anselmi (1); Rafael Ruiz De Gopegui (1). (1) Fundació Hospital Clinic Veterinari UAB

1075. Síndrome Digitopulmonar Felino: A Propósito De 2 Casos

Ana Prats Sanz (1); Elisa López García (1); Anna Calvet Alemany (1); Salvador Cervantes Salva (1). (1) Clínica Felina Barcelona

1100. Exposición De Un Caso Clínico De Resistencia A La Insulina En Un Gato Con Síndrome De Cushing

Jose Javier Gonzalez Sanchez (1); Jose Carlos Jaenes Amarillo (1); Laura Muñoz Galindo(1); Patricia Moreno Pérez (1). (1) Clinica Veterinaria Vet&Vet Sevilla

1128. Carcinoma De Celulas Escamosas (Cce) Esofagico En Un Gato Con Vómito Crónico

Alberto Barneto Carmona (1); Llibertat Real Sampietro (1); José Sampayo Cabrera (2). (1) CV Ayavet, (2) ENDOVES, Servicio de endoscopia digestiva

NEPHroLoGy aNd uroLoGy

995. Cistitis Granulomatosa Causada Por Leishmania Infantum

Gisela Matejcek (1); Marco Rametta (1); Daniel Borràs (2). (1) Hospital Vet24, (2) Echevarne

1063. Renal Changes And Disposition Of Cimicoxib Administered For 10 Days In Healthy And Renal-Impaired Dogs

Jeff Blair (1); Marc Schneider (1); Frédérique Woehrle (1). (1) Vetioquinol

1119. Ureterolitiasis Felina. Disposición De Catéteres Ureterales Doble Pigtail

Verónica Vieitez Muñoz (1); Andrea Basler (1); Víctor López Ramis (1); L Javier Ezquerra Calvo (1); Massimo Santella (1); Federico Soria Gálvez (1). (1) HCV. Universidad de Extremadura. Avda Universidad s/n. 10003 Cáceres.

NEuroLoGy

993. Tratamiento Quirúrgico Doble (Ventral Y Dorsal) De Una Inestabilidad Y Subluxación

Atlanto Axial Asociada A Una Posible Calcinosis Circunscrita En Una Podenca Adulta

Lucia Vicens Zanoguera (1); Gabriel Carbonell Rosselló (1); Núria Quesada Vicent (1); Manuel Jiménez Peláez (1). (1) Auna Especialidades Veterinarias

oNCoLoGy

1015. Presencia De Un Linfoma Y Un Adenocarcinoma Intestinal De Forma Concomitante En Un Gato

Ana Fernández Gallego (1); Mireia Fernández Aragonés (1). (1) Hospital Veterinari Glòries

1060. Carcinoma De Vesícula Biliar En Un Bulldog Inglés

Carla Zamora Perarnau (1); Ester Domènech Viñolas (1); Alicia Álvarez Punzano (1); Nuria Martín Gómez (1); Marta Planellas Bachs (2); Daniel Borràs Múrcia (3). (1) Hospital Veterinari Canis (Girona), (2) Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Departament de Medicina i Cirurgia Animals, (3) Laboratori Echevarne Veterinaria

1068. Tratamiento De Un Sarcoma Indiferenciado De Tejidos Blandos Concomitante

Con Un Enfermedad Renal Crónica

Elisa López (2); Lucia De Jong (1); Ana Prats (2); Salvador Cervantes (2); Ana Raya (3); Fernando Pérez (3); Fernando Burgos (3); Miguel Bonilla (3). (1) Saveterinaris, (2) Clínica Felina Barcelona, (3) Ciovet

1077. Cirugía Paliativa Para El Manejo De Una Neoplasia Maligna Facial En Un Paciente Felino

Francisco Javier Rodríguez Godoy (1); Araceli Calvo Aguado (1); Marta Blanchart Lluciá (1); María Dolores Torres Caballero (1). (1) Ars Veterinaria

1098. Linfoma Subcutaneo No-Epiteliotrópico Interescapular En Un Gato

Eduard Anadón Camara (1); Mireia Fernàndez Aragonès (1); Carolina Naranjo Freixa (2). (1) Hospital Veterinari Glòries, (2) Idexx Laboratories

oTHEr CoMPaNIoN aNIMaLS

990. Pet Rabbit Electrocardiogram

José Miguel Chapel (1); Cristina Castillo (1); Rodrigo Muiño (2); Ruth Rodríguez-bermúdez (1); Inma Orjales (1); Joaquín Hernández (1); José Luis Benedito (1). (1) Departamento de Patología Animal, Universidade de Santiago de Compostela, (2) Centro Veterinario Meira

1021. Torsión Ovárica Unilateral En Tortuga Mediterránea

Marta Capdevila Andrés (1); Neus Morera Celda (1); Xavier Valls Badia (1). (1) Clinica Veterinaria Exòtics

1023. Papiloma Cutáneo Asociado A Papilomavirus En Una Rata Mascota (Rattus Norvegicus)

Alfonso Moya Vázquez (1); Myriam Ramos Sánchez (1); Antonio Ramis Salvà (2); Mªjesús Gallinato García (1); Alicia Gorráiz González (1).

(1) Hispalvet Veterinarios, (2) Departament de Sanitat i d’Anatomia Animals - Anatomia Patològica, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona

1037. Valores De Referencia Del Índice Cardíaco Vertebral En Radiografía Lateral Para Hurones De Raza Angora Sin Patología Cardíaca Asociada

Alfonso Moya Vázquez (1); Joan Micó Sanchis (2); Myriam Ramos Sánchez (1); Felipe Derecho Torres (1); MªJesús Gallinato García (1); Alicia Gorráiz González (1). (1) Hispalvet Veterinarios, (2) Centre Veterinari d’Ontinyent

1039. Meningitis, Branquitis, Gastroenteritis Y Neumonia Bacteriana En Ajolote (Ambystoma Mexicanum)

Jose Villora Gonzalez (1); Sonia Maestre Calatayud (1). (1) Clínica Veterinaria Selvätica

1104. Nidovirus En España: A Propósito De Un Caso Clínico En Pitón Real (Python Regius) Adrián Melero (1); Albert Martínez-Silvestre (2); Anna Carrasco (1); Laura Fresno (4); María Cuvertoret (3); Jaume Miquel Martorell (4). (1) Fundació Hospital Clínic Veterinari, (2) Centre de Recuperació d’Amfibis i Rèptils de Catalunya (CRARC), (3) Dpment. de Sanitat i Anatomia Animals. Facultat de Veterinària. Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, (4) Dpment de Medicina Cirugia Animals. Facultat de Veterinària. Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, (5) Endolap Veterinaria

1123. Deficiencia De Vaciado Urinario En Un Hurón (Mustela Putorius Furo)

Anna Carrasco (1); Sara Dias (1); Neus Sibera (1); Jaume Martorell (1). (1) Fundació Hospital Clínic Veterinàri - UAB

1125. Hipervitaminosis D Inducida Por Suplementación Dietética Accidental En Una Cobaya (Cavia Porcellus)

Beatriz Teso Sánchez (1); Andrés Montesinos Barceló (1); María Ardiaca García (1); Cristina Bonvehí Nadeu (1); Alicia Gómez Guijarro (1); Sergio Barbero Rodríguez (1); SaraEkei Ferrera Álvarez (1). (1) Centro Veterinario Los Sauces

PaTHoLoGy

1030. Morphological And Inmunohistochemical Diagnosis Of An Endometrial Stromal Sarcoma In A Cat

Elisa Ruiz Riera (1); Jordi Lite Diaz (2); Gloria Albinyana Grapi (1). (1) Citopat Veterinaria, (2) Hospital Veterinari Abat Marcet

rEProduCTIoN

1086. Himen Imperforado En Una Perra Y Piocolpos Secundario: Resolución Quirúrgica Mediante Laser De Diodo Por Vaginoscopia Y Ovariohisterectomia

Manuel Alamán Valtierra (2); Ekaterina Gámez Maidanskaia (1); Fausto Brandao (2). (1) Valencia Sur Hospital Veterinario, (2) Unidad De Minima Invasion Valencia Sur 1089. Relación Entre Enfermedad Periodontal Y Balanopostitis Canina

Alba Alconchel (1); Ana Whyte (1); Olga Mitjana (1); Cristina Bonastre (1); Teresa Tejedor (2); María Victoria Falceto (1). (1) Hospital Veterinario de la Universidad de Zaragoza, (2) Departamento de Anatomía, Embriología y Genética Animal

TrauMaToLoGy

1046. Estandarización De Un Protocolo De Plasma Rico En Plaquetas En La Especie Felina Carolina Oliver Ballester (1); Alejandra García De Carellán Mateo (1); Nuria López Sepúlveda (1); Carme Soler I Canet (1); Claudio Iván Serra Aguado (1). (1) Hospital Veterinario Universidad Católica de Valencia (UCV)

1127. Correción De Una Deformidad Antebraquial Mediante Fijador Externo Hibrido: A Propósito De Un Caso. Antonio Peña Ruiz (1); Noemí Galí Hernádez (1). (1) Tres Torres Veterinaris

1129. Physeal Dysplasia With Spontaneous Fracture And Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis: Diagnosis And Treatment In Two Adult Cats With Bilateral Presentation

David Herrera (1); Jordi Franch (1); Katrin Rappe (1); Pedro Fontecha (1); Ramis Antoni (1). (1) School of Veterinary Medicine, Small Animal Medicine and Surgery Department, Autonomous Universiy of Barcelona, Campus UAB, 08193 Bellaterra. Barcelona

1132. Fractura Bilateral De Rótula En Gato. Un Caso Clínico

Antonio Peña Ruiz (1); Noemí Galí Hernández (1). (1) Tres Torres Veterinaris

INTERNATIONAL

CardIoLoGy

BRAZIL 1050. Case Report: Dog Envenoming With Tityus Serrulatus Scorpion Venom

Marilia Martins Melo (1); Andréia Clarindo Mendes (1); Paula Costa de Oliveira Pinto (1); Maira Souza Oliveira (1); Benito Soto-Blanco (1); Rubens Antonio Carneiro (1). (1) Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais

SurGEry

PORTUGAL 1111. Case Report: 3D Printed Custommade Implant Combined With Autologous Bone Marrow And Prf For The Surgical Repair Of A Chronic Oronasal Fistula In A Senior Cat

Carla Soares (1); Luís Barros (2); Virgínia Saraiva (3); Manuel Gomez-florit (1); Pedro Babo (1); Isabel Dias (5); Rui Reis (1); Pedro Carvalho (4); Manuela Gomes (1). (1) 3B’s Research Group, University of Minho, Guimarães, Portugal. ICVS/3B’s PT Government Associate Laboratory, Braga/Guimarães, Portugal, (2) Vetlamaçães Small Animal Clinic, Braga, Portugal. University School Vasco da Gama,

Department of Veterinary Medicine, Coimbra, Portugal. (3) Private Practice limited to Dentistry, Portugal, (4) University School Vasco da Gama, Department of Veterinary Medicine, Coimbra, Portugal. Vetherapy, Portugal., (5) Department of Veterinary Sciences, Agricultural and Veterinary Sciences School (ECAV), University of Trásos-Montes e Alto Douro (UTAD), Vila Real, Portugal. CITAB: Centre for the Research and Technology of AgroEnvironmental and Biological Sciences, UTAD

BEHaVIour

FRANCE 1083. Pet Owner Evaluation Of 2 Feed Supplements Dedicated To Stress Management In Privately Owned Cats And Dogs: A Controlled Study

Vanessa Chala (1); Gemma Espuna (1); Ricardo Coedo (2); Christelle Navarro (1). (1) Virbac SA, (2) Virbac Spain

INTENSIVE CarE

PORTUGAL 1097. Dog Owners And The Choice To Euthanize

Rute Canejo-Teixeira (1); Isabel Neto (1); Luis V. Baptista (2); Maria Manuela Niza (1). (1) CIISA-FMV ULisboa, Avenida da Universidade Técnica, 1300-477 Lisboa, Portugal, (2) Centro Interdisciplinar de Ciências Sociais, FCSH, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal

dErMaToLoGy

FRANCE 977. Safety Of A Proactive Therapy With Hydrocortisone Aceponate (Cortavance®) In The Ears To Reduce The Risk Of Recurrence Of Otitis Externa In Atopic Dogs: A Retrospective Study Emmanuel Besnignor (2); Pierre-Antoine Germain (3); Anne Roussel (4); Sébastien Viaud (5); Emilie Vidémont (6); Vanessa Chala (1); Ricardo Coedo (1); Christelle Navarro (1). (1) Virbac, (2) Clinique Vétérinaire CessonSévigné, (3) Clinique Vétérinaire des Hutins, (4) Clinique Vétérinaire Aquivet, (5) Clinique Vétérinaire Armonia, (6) Clinique Vétérinaire

FRANCE 986. Treatment Of Neotrombicula Infestation In Dogs Using A Permethrin 54.5% And Fipronil

6.1% Topical Application

Marie Christine Cadiergues (1); Eloy Castilla-Castaño (2); Christelle Navarro (3). (1) UDEAR, Université de Toulouse, ENVT, INSERM, Toulouse, France, (2) Dermatology service, Small Animal Hospital, ENVT, Université de Toulouse, Toulouse, France , (3) Medical DepartmentVirbac SA, Carros, France

FRANCE 1053. Use Of Afoxolaner In The Treatment Of Otodectic Otoacariosis In Four Naturally Infested Dogs : Antiparasitic Efficacy And Clinical Aspects

Thomas Brément (1); Vincent Bruet (2); Daniel Combarros (1); Patrick Bourdeau (2). (1) LUNAM University-OnirisDPMA Unit, Nantes, France, (2) LUNAM University-OnirisDPMA Unit / NP3 Unit, Nantes, France

FRANCE 1054. Efficacy Of Afoxolaner In The Treatment Of Demodectic Otoacariosis In A Dog

Thomas Brément (1); Vincent Bruet (2); Patrick Bourdeau (2). (1) LUNAM University-Oniris-DPMA Unit, Nantes, France, (2) LUNAM University-Oniris-DPMA Unit / NP3 Unit, Nantes, France

FRANCE 1055. Evaluation Of Otoscope Cone Disinfection Techniques And Contamination Level Of Malassezia Pachydermatis

Ana Boncea (1); Fanny Rethore (1); Thomas Brément (1); Vincent Bruet (2); Laetitia Imparato (1); Patrick Bourdeau (2). (1) LUNAM University-Oniris-DPMA Unit, Nantes, France, (2) LUNAM University-Oniris-DPMA Unit / NP3 Unit, Nantes, France

FRANCE 1057. Correlation Between Bacterial Sensitivity (Disk Diffusion Method) And Epidemiological, Clinical Presentation In 68 Dogs In A Veterinary Teaching Hospital

Dermatology Unit

Thomas Brément (1); Jérémy Blin (3); Jean-Louis Pellerin (4); Patrick Bourdeau (2); Cécile Roux (1); Anne Doré (4); Dianjara Rakotoharisoa (4); Vincent Bruet (2). (1) LUNAM University-Oniris-DPMA Unit, Nantes, France, (2) LUNAM University-Oniris-DPMA Unit / NP3 Unit, Nantes, France, (3) LUNAM University-Oniris, Nantes, France, (4) LUNAM University, Oniris, Immunology and microbiology Unit, Nantes, France

FRANCE 1058. Antibiotic Sensitivity (Disk Diffusion Method) Of Most Frequent Bacteria Isolated From Canine Pyoderma

Thomas Brément (1); Jérémy Blin (3); Jean-Louis Pellerin (4); Patrick Bourdeau (2); Cécile Roux (1); Anne Doré (4); Dianjara Rakotoharisoa (4); Vincent Bruet (2). (1) LUNAM UniversityOniris-DPMA Unit, Nantes, France, (2) LUNAM UniversityOniris-DPMA Unit / NP3 Unit, Nantes, France, (3) LUNAM University-Oniris, Nantes, France, (4) LUNAM University, Oniris, Immunology and microbiology Unit, Nantes, France

FRANCE 1072. Evaluation Of A New Extensively Hydrolysed Poultry Feather Protein-Based Dry Food For The Dietary Management Of Feline Adverse Food Reaction (Afr): A 15 Case Pilot Study

Laure Boutigny (1); Isabelle Lesponne (1); Cécile Montreuil (2); Olivier Roy (2). (1) Royal Canin S.A.S, 650 Avenue de la Petite Camargue, Aimargues, France., (2) CEBIPHAR, 1 rue de la Bodinière, Fondettes, France.

IMaGING

1115. Reference Ranges For Lateral Ventricles Volume, Ventricle Volume/Brain Area And Ventricle Volume/ Brain Length Ratios In Normal Non-Brachycephalic Adult Dogs In Mri.

Joanna Lodzinska (1); Tiziana Liuti (1). (1) University of Edinburgh

INFECTIoN dISEaSES

1069. Telaziosis En Perros En Portugal (Alto Alentejo) - Estudio De 10 Casos

Lina Costa (3); Carla Alves (1); Ana Duque de Araújo (2); Ricardo Oliveira (1); Hélio Correia (1); Sofia Van Harten (2).

(1) Clilegre - Hospital Veterinário de Portalegre, Lda., Rua Martinho Azevedo Coutinho nº13ª, 7300-817 Portalegre.,

(2) Faculdade de Medicina Veterinária, Universidade Lusófona de Humanidades e Tecnologias, Campo Grande, 376, 1749-024 Lisboa., (3) Instituto Politécnico de Portalegre, Praça do Município,11, 7300-110 Portalegre.

971. Detección De Hongos Causantes De Micosis Zoonóticas En Felinos Domésticos De Costa Rica

Doina Solís Jiménez (1); Alejandra Calderón Hernández (1); Andrea Urbina Villalobos (1). (1) Laboratorio de Micología, Facultad de Medicina Veterinaria, Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica

FRANCE 1031. More Than Three Years Of Proven Protection Against Rabies In Cats Vaccinated With Rabigen Mono Vaccine, Administered Alone Or In Combination With Feligen Crp Vaccine Severine Arcidiaco (1); Cynthia Lesbros (1); Laurie Guegand (1); Ricardo Coedo (1); Christelle Fontaine (1); Sylvie Gueguen (1). (1) VIRBAC

rESPIraTory dISEaSES

POLAND 1014. An Evaluation Of Different Treatments For Canine Lymphoplasmacytic Rhinitis

Ewa Kaczmar (1); Andrzej Rychlik (1); Marcin Nowicki (1). (1) University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn

SMaLL aNIMaL MEdICINE

1130. Management Protocols For Dogs And Cats Intoxicated By Zootoxins Of The Pine Tree Processionary Carolina Magro (1). (1) FMV-ULisboa, (2) Zooniverso vet, Lda.

FELINE MEdICINE

FRANCE 1002. Hypertension In Cats: Assessment Of Routine Blood Pressure Measurements In Cats In Practice

Cécile Collignon (1); Emilie Guillot (1); Patricia Ovaert (1); Maria Victoria Ramiro (2); Catherine Garelli-paar (1). (1) Ceva Santé Animale, S.A., (2) Ceva Salud Animal, S.A.

1101. Atipical Presentation Of Exocrine Pancreatic Insufficiency In 2 Cats

Sofia Santos (2); Silvia Spínola (2); Rodrigo Niza (2); Pedro Parreira (2); Lisa Mestrinho (1); Nuno Leal (3); Maria Manuela Niza (1). (1) CIISA-FMV ULisboa, Avenida da Universidade Técnica, 1300-477 Lisboa, Portugal, (2) Azevet, Lda, Azeitão, Portugal, (3) Aniaid Clínica Veterinária, Portugal

NEPHroLoGy aNd uroLoGy

FRANCE 1063. Renal Changes And Disposition Of Cimicoxib Administered For 10 Days In Healthy And Renal-Impaired Dogs

Jeff Blair (1); Marc Schneider (1); Frédérique Woehrle (1). (1) Vetioquinol

NuTrITIoN

NEW ZEALAND 997. The Effect Of Varying The Feeding Regime Of A Low Moisture Diet On Water Intake In Cats

Margreet Hekman (1); Nick Cave (1); Kay RutherfurdMarkwick (2); David Thomas (1). (1) Massey University - Institute of Veterinary, Animal and Biomedical Sciences , (2) Massey University - College of Health

FRANCE 1003. Pet Owners’ Perception Of Insects As A Protein Source For Cats And Dogs

Isabelle Leriche (1); Vanessa Chala (2); Catherine Ereau (3). (1) Virbac Nutrition, Vauvert, France, (2) Virbac Medical Department, Carros, France, (3) Virbac Market Research & Competitive Intelligence Department, Carros, France

FRANCE 1085. Evaluation Of The Digestive Tolerance And Nutritional Value Assessment Of A New Extensively Hydrolyzed Poultry Feather ProteinBased Diet For Adult Cats: A 6 Months Feeding Trial

Laure Boutigny (1); Isabelle Lesponne (1). (1) Royal Canin S.A.S, 650 Avenue de la Petite Camargue, Aimargues, France.

oTHEr CoMPaNIoN aNIMaLS

TURKEY 1073. Comparing Usage Of Blood Samples With Molted Feathers For Gender Identification In African Grey Parrot (Psittacus Erithacus) By Molecular Analyses Of Chdw And Chdz Genes Kozet Avanus (1); Lora Koenhemsi (2); Ahmet Altinel (1). (1) 1Department of Animal Breeding and Husbandry, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Istanbul University, (2) Department of Internal Medicine, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Istanbul University

1131. Companion Animal Maltreatment And The Link With Human Abuse: Preliminary Conclusions On Perception, Recognition And Attitudes Of Portuguese Veterinarians

Anabela Moreira (4); João Moreira (2); Jorge Costa Santos (3). (1) Faculdade de Medicina Veterinária, Universidade de Lisboa, (2) Faculdade de Psicologia, Universidade de Lisboa, (3) Instituto Superior de Ciências da Saúde Egas Moniz, (4) Centro Interdisciplinar de Investigação em Sanidade Animal, Faculdade de Medicina Veterinária, Universidade de Lisboa, Portugal

posters Presentation

Friday, 10th November 2017: 18.30

to 19.30

Palacio de Congresos de Cataluña

Poster area, level -1 next to the Commercial Exhibition

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!

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.

Free entry for veterinary clinic staff

ExHIBITIoN oPENING HourS:

Thursday 9: 13.00 - 20.00

Friday 10: 9.00 - 19.00

Saturday 11: 9.00 - 19.00

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SEVC 2018 Passport

All delegates receive 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 2018

Catering

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

Coffee will be served at the catering points in the Exhibition Hall.

LUNCH

18-20 Octubre

Exhibition Book

Inside your conference bag you will find your copy of the Exhibition Book which contains all the information for 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 and prize draws.

International Passport for SEVC 2018

“Tapas served at the exhibition stands”

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

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

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

LUNCH TICKETS

Every delegate receives two 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.

Cyber Corner

The Cyber Corner with free internet access will be available in the Exhibition Hall.

You’ll be able to download the SEVC Scientific Proceedings.

Exhibition Hall

The exhibition Hall features more than 130 leading companion animal veterinary companies from all over the world showcasing modern, innovative and sophisticated products and services.

l Free entry for veterinary clinic staff

l International exhibitors

l Leading brands

l Special offers

l Tapas served at exhibition stands

l Travel between stands with your SEVC Passport

l Free Wi-Fi

l ...and much more.

Wi-Fi

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

Wi-Fi username: SEVC-aFFINITy

Password: sevc2017

SEVC App

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

Lecture Proceedings

View and download all the conference proceedings for this year at: www.sevc2017.com

Android iPhone

Social Events

Registration to the Scientific Programme includes entry to all the social activities.

Poster Presentation

Friday, 10 November 2017: 18.30-19.30

Poster area, level -1, next to the commercial exhibition.

VISIT Barcelona’s Maritime Museum

Saturday, 11 November 2017: 20:30 a 21:30

Before the SEVC Grand Fiesta we would like to invite you to visit the Museo Marítimo de Barcelona (MMB), a visit exclusive to SEVC congress attendees. Later, from 9.30pm, the dinner and SEVC Grand Fiesta will be held at the same location.

Explore the history of Barcelona’s relationship with the sea from the Catalan-Aragonese expansion of the Mediterranean within the splendour of the galleries of the Atarazanas building.

It’s necessary to present the ticket within your badge in order to access the museum. How to arrive:

Metro Line 3 (green line), Drassanes metro stop. On Saturday the metro runs all night.

M Columbus Monument

DRASSANES Line 3 (green) Museo de Marítimo de Barcelona

Saturday, 11 November 2017: 21.30-02.00

Barcelona’s Maritime Museum – Atarazanas

Enjoy a party with live entertainment, tapas, drinks and music to dance the night away.

All registered delegates are invited to the SEVC Grand Fiesta. It’s necessary to present the ticket within your badge to gain access.

HoW To arrIVE:

Metro Line 3 (green line), Drassanes metro stop. On Saturday the metro runs all night.

Fundación

Tony Manero

Sede del aVEPa-SEVC 2017

Palacio de Congresos de Cataluña

Avda Diagonal, 661-671 08028, BARCELONA

www.sevc.info

SEVC HEadquarTErS

Paseo de San Gervasio 46-48, E7 08022 Barcelona

Spain

T: +34 932 531 522

secre@sevc.info

www.sevc.info