Diagnosis and therapy of melting, deep and perforated ulcers in horses., Basic Ophthalmic Diagnostic Techniques of the Horse
Diagnosis and therapy of melting, deep and perforated ulcers in horses., Basic Ophthalmic Diagnostic Techniques of the Horse
Beschreibung:
The mechanisms for corneal ulcers becoming deeper will be discussed. Management of melting, deep and perforated ulcers includes sterilizing the ulcer surface, reducing tear film protease activity, minimizing corneal edema, reduction of uveitis, moderation of corneal fibrosis, and replacement of missing corneal collagen. Clinical cases will illustrate the management concepts.
Zielgruppe:
This webinar is for veterinarians at all experience levels.
Seminarziel:
- The mechanisms for corneal ulcers becoming deeper will be discussed. Management of melting, deep and perforated ulcers includes sterilizing the ulcer surface, reducing tear film protease activity, minimizing corneal edema, reduction of uveitis, moderation of corneal fibrosis, and replacement of missing corneal collagen.
- Clinical cases will illustrate the management concepts.
This webinar will be recorded. The recording will be available free of charge in our Video Gallery for all participants for 100 days.
Referenten:
Prof. Dr. DVM PhD Dip ACVO Dennis Brooks
Professor of Ophthalmology at the University of Florida with over 170 refreeed publications and a recognized authority on infectious keratitis, corneal transplantation and glaucoma of horses and other animals.
2008
Publication: Equine Ophthalmology
1997-1998
President of the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists and ACVO Presiden
1987
Received a PhD from the University of Florida
1984
Passed the certifying examination of the American College of Veterinary Ophthalmologists
1980
Graduate of the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine