CPD

Mastering Ocular Examination

Presented by Kate Sands

Wednesday 16th September at Veterinary Vision, Glasgow, G53 7TH

Time: 7pm arrival for approximate start of 7.30pm

This session will guide you through how to perform a systematic ocular examination in clinical practice. We will cover best practices for using ophthalmic equipment, key clinical signs to look for, and guidance on when referral is appropriate. 

Hands On Ophthalmology - Mastering The Dark Art

Presented by Lyndsay Moss, Elena Munoz San Jose & Giuseppe Nacci

Thursday 26th November at Veterinary Vision, Sunderland, SR5 3HD

Time: 7pm arrival for approximate start of 7.30pm

This CPD Event for Vets and Nurses will start with a talk on how to do a diagnostic ophthalmic examination in first opinion practice. We will discuss best techniques when using your ophthalmic equipment, things to look out for and when best to refer. The second part of this evening will give you a chance to walk through our dispensary and ask questions about ophthalmic medications and then have a practice at doing fundic examinations and tonometry with members of our team.

Corneal Ulceration: The Good, The Bad and The Melting

Presented by Encarna Munoz, Marta Zielonka and Nazaret Marichalramos

Thursday 12th November at Veterinary Vision, Bamber Bridge, PR5 6BY

Time: 7pm arrival for approximate start of 7.30pm

This session will explore the diagnosis and management of a wide range of corneal ulcers in dogs and cats, from superficial chronic corneal epithelial defects (SCCEDs) to descemetoceles. We will discuss the common causes of corneal ulceration, alongside the medical and surgical treatment options available.

Using a practical, case-based approach, we'll cover the good, the bad and the melting, providing valuable insights into the recognition and management of these challenging cases in general practice. The session will also help you identify when referral is appropriate and explain the advanced treatment options available at the referral level, enabling you to make informed decisions for your patients.