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Diagnosis and therapy of uveitis in horses

Date:

05-17-2027, 7:00 PM o'clock
to 05-17-2027, 9:00 PM o'clock

Location:

Webinar
Online

ATF-Hours:

are requested

Language

English

Seminar Places:

Registration not possible at the moment

Seminar Number:

Web27/014-5

Price:

100,00 + 19% MwSt. =
119,00

Diagnosis and therapy of uveitis in horses

Description:

This webinar series is conducted in English

The differences in clinical signs and therapy for Equine Recurrent Uveitis and uveitis in corneal ulcers will be discussed. Equine glaucoma and lens disease are associated with uveitis and will be discussed. Clinical cases will illustrate the management concepts.

Clinical cases will be discussed.

Target Group:

This webinar is intended for veterinarians of all experience levels who are interested in equine ophthalmology

Seminar Objective:

 

  • The differences in clinical signs and therapy for Equine Recurrent Uveitis and uveitis in corneal ulcers will be discussed.
  • Equine glaucoma and lens disease are associated with uveitis and will be discussed. 
  • 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. 

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Speakers:

Prof. Dr. DVM PhD Dip ACVO Dennis Brooks

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


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