SEVC 2020 ON LINE - Final 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.

TUESDAY, 3 NOVEMBER 2020

DERMATOLOGY

One hundred and fifty shades of sterile granulomatous and pyogranulomatous dermatitis

Dr. Michela De Lucia

Sterile neutrophilic dermatitides: how can I diagnose them and what are the treatments?

Dr. Michela De Lucia

VIRBAC Conference: Stelfonta, an incredible story

Dr. Ricardo Coedo Besteiro

Chronic vomits in cats: common causes and diagnosis approach

Dr. Katie McCallum

Feline triaditis: latest insights on diagnosis and treatment

Dr. Jordi Puig

Massive liver tumours

USA Dr. Judith Bertran

Canine otitis externa: pathogenesis and diagnostic approach

Dr. Eva Espadale

Canine otitis externa: therapeutic strategies

Dr. Eva Espadale

DECHRA Conference: the key to success in the otitis diagnosis

Dr. Cristina Fernandez Algarra

Feline chronic diarrhea: what you can’t miss

Dr. María Dolores Tabar Rodríguez

Invasive tumours of adrenal glands

USA Dr. Judith Bertran

Laryngeal paralysis

Dr. Manuel Benlloch Gonzalez

Feline gastrointestinal microbiome and its influence in gastrointestinal conditions

Dr. Hein Meyer

Round Table

USA Dr. Judith Bertran

Dr. Manuel Benlloch Gonzalez

WEDNESDAY, 4 NOVEMBER 2020

SURGERY GASTROENTEROLOGY

Intrahepatic portosystemic shunts. Interventional embolization

USA Dr. Brad Case

Feline hepatic lipidosis

Dr. Katie McCallum HOW TREAT

THURSDAY, 5 NOVEMBER 2020

DERMATOLOGY SYMPOSIUM ZOETIS - AFFINITY

Look before you leap: allergic dermatitis mimickers

USA Dr. Jennifer Schissler

ADVANCED SEMINAR SURGERY ADVANCED FELINE MEDICINE AND NEUROLOGY ENDOCRINOLOGY

Osteosarcoma

Dr. Sarah Boston

Chronic kidney disease (CKD): etiology and pathophysiology

Dr. Jessica Quimby

Approach to the diagnosis and management of feline hyperthyroidism

Dr. Jordi Puig

Approach to the diagnosis and management of canine hyperthyroidism

Dr. Jordi Puig

Diagnosis and thoracoscopic treatment of vascular ring anomalies

USA Dr. Brad Case

The approach to the regurgitating patient

Dr. Katie McCallum

Monoclonal antibody treatment for canine allergy: transforming treatment and lives

USA Dr. Jennifer Schissler

Feline injection site sarcoma

Dr. Sarah Boston

CKD and chronic enteropathy: clinical implications

Dr. Jessica Quimby

CANINE LEPTOSPIROSIS SYMPOSIUM MSD - ROYAL CANIN

Anal sac tumours: how to manage them?

Dr. Paolo Buracco

Perianal tumours: how far we can go and what complications?

Dr. Paolo Buracco

Approach to increased liver enzymes in a dog

Dr. Jonathan Lidbury

The complications of chronic hepatitis in dogs

Dr. Jonathan Lidbury HOW TREAT

Best medicine, best business practices and best client service when treating itchy dogs

USA Dr. Mark Hanlon

Updates in cardiothoracic surgery

Dr. Guillaume Chanoit

Presenting the feline grimace scale and other acute pain assessment tools

Dr. Paulo Steagall

Leptospirosis epidemiological context: data in Spain

Dr. Xavier Roura

The diagnostic challenge in leptospirosis

Dr. Xavier Roura

Royal Canin Conference. Nutritional management of convalescent patients.

Dr. Pep Merchan

IDEXX Conference. Clinical significance of serum bile acid measurement

Dr. Sabela Atencia

Round Table with Jennifer Schissler and Mark Hanlon

Dr. Lluis Ferrer Caubet

Advance Derma Solutions

Dr. Antonia Reales

Cytopoint: new indication to treat pruritus in allergic dermatitis

Dr. Palma Garcia

Vascular surgery: open or close?

Dr. Guillaume Chanoit

Vaccination against current risks

Federica Burgio

IDEXX Conference. Application of cytology in the diagnosis of mesenchymal tumours

Dr. Esther Torrent Galindo

Feline spinal cord disease: challenges of diagnosis

Dr. Paul Freeman

MSD Lecture. Do we diagnose few cases of feline heartworm disease?

Dr. Alberto MontoyaAlonso

Determinants of success in the treatment and prevention of leptospirosis

Dr. Maruska Suarez Rey

Importance of nutrition in dog kidney disease

Dr. Agustín Fernández Velasco

Leptospirosis from the “ONE HEALTH” point of view

Dr. Fernando Fariñas

Ask the experts: Xavier Roura, Maruska Suarez, Federica Burgio, Agustín Fernández Velasco y Fernando Fariñas. Moredaro por Irma Villanueva

Scientific programme

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

TUESDAY, 10 NOVEMBER 2020

EMERGENCY AND CRITICAL CARE ADVANCED OPHTHALMOLOGY OTHER COMPANION ANIMALS

New sepsis definitions – application to veterinary medicine

USA Dr. Kate Hopper

Tears. There is so much more to them than you think

Dr. Claudio Peruccio

Chronic intestinal disease in ferrets

Dr. Jacobo Giner Audivert

What to monitor in the septic patient?

USA Dr. Kate Hopper

Dry eye. It is not just Schirmer Tear Test

Dr. Claudio Peruccio

Hepatobiliary diseases in ferrets

Dr. Jacobo Giner Audivert

Is there a place for steroid therapy in sepsis?

Dr. Isabelle Goy-Thollot

Clinical Case Session with Kate Hopper, Isabelle Goy-Thollot, Robson Giglio and Judith Bertran

Dr. Nuno Felix

Managing ocular surface disease in small animals: a common-sense approach

Dr. Marta Leiva Repiso

Round Table: clinical cases

Dr. Marta Leiva Repiso

Dr. Claudio Peruccio

Reptile blood transfusion update: investigations underway

Dr. Javier Nevarez

Cryptosporidiosis in reptiles: a review of current knowledge

Dr. Javier Nevarez

MSD Conference: Nobivac® Myxo RHD

PLUS: a triple protection vaccine

USA Dr. Fco Javier Godino Cabrera

WEDNESDAY, 11 NOVEMBER 2020

NUTRITION AND BEHAVIOUR PRACTICE MANAGEMENT DERMATOLOGY & FELINE MEDICINE

Protein losing nephropathy in dogs: what’s new in medical and dietary treatment?

Dr. Cecilia Villaverde Haro

Protein losing nephropathy in dogs: what’s new in medical and dietary treatment?

USA Dr. Rosanne Jepson

What’s it take to be a ‘Good Vet’?

Dr. Alan Robinson HOW TREAT

THURSDAY, 12 NOVEMBER 2020

ORTHOPAEDICS UROLOGY PRACTICE MANAGEMENT

Skin adverse drug reactions: more common than you think

Dr. Annabel Dalmau López

DINGONATURA Conference. Management of chronic pain in osteoarthritis; myths and facts

Dr. Pedro Sousa

The role of cytology in urinalysis of dogs and cats

Dr. Francesco Cian

Attract and cultivate talent

Dr. Héctor Luis Gómez Asenjo

CEVA Conference. The science behind the discovery of a new generation of pheromones

Dr. Patrick Pageat

Getting clients to comply with your recommendations

Dr. Alan Robinson

Making your clinic workflow more efficient and profitable

Dr. Gillian Page

Dermatological paraneoplastic syndromes

Dr. Annabel Dalmau López

Feline non-regenerative anaemia: diagnosis and treatment

Dr. Mireia Fernández

The “Shelbow”: which is it shoulder or elbow?

Ian G. Holsworth

The hip: from the birth to death

Ian G. Holsworth

Acute kidney injury: early identification for prompt management

Dr. Rosanne Jepson

Round Table

Dr. Rosanne Jepson & Dr. Francesco Cian

The 3s of the new client: unfaithful, informed and uncompromising

Dr. Héctor Luis Gómez Asenjo

Diet, supplements and science: what works and what doesn’t?

Dr. Karen Overall

Drug and diet therapies in behaviour: how do I choose the best first option?

Dr. Karen Overall

Difficult challenging conversations: mastering the art

Dr. Gillian Page

Uncommon eosinophilic diseases

Dr. Mireia Fernández

ZOETIS Conference. Neuromarketing in veterinary clinic

Dr. Pablo Ferreirós

Hill’s Conference. Telemedicine: an opportunity for veterinary practices

Dr. Nuria Tabares

Nestlé Purina Conference: new approach to hydration of feline patients

USA Dr. Brian M. Zanghi

The orthopaedic workup: how gait and physical exam direct imaging and ancillary diagnostics. A case based evaluation

USA Sean M. Murphy

Musculotendinous injuries in sporting dogs

USA Sean M. Murphy

Amalia Agut (AVEPA President). Presentation of the Vetbonds

Project: The link between people and animals: how does it affect our clinical practice?

Dr. Jaume Fatjo

Vetbonds Project. The link between people and animals: how does it affect us veterinarians?

Dr. Jaume Fatjo

Fear free conference. Fear free programme: preventing and relieving stress, anxiety and fear of pets at the veterinary clinic

Dr. Marta Amat Grau

SEVC Workshops 2020

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 are presented in English, but instructors provide assistance with other languages.

• Optical microscopy in haematology: basic concepts for a correct diagnosis

• Optical microscopy in cytology: basic concepts for a correct diagnosis

• Ultrasound interpretation of abdominal pathologies. Initial level

• Ultrasound interpretation of abdominal pathologies. Intermediate level

• Radiological diagnosis of thoracic and abdominal emergencies

• Musculoskeletal ultrasound for the traumatologist: practice in dogs and review of clinical cases

• How to know which psychotropic drug is the best for each patient !!! Advanced level

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.

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