Internal Medicine; Ophthalmology
Topics
A Guide to Ophthalmic Emergencies in Dogs and Cats
This live interactive medical program for veterinary professionals will review common presentations of ophthalmic emergencies in dogs and cats including corneal ulcers, uveitis, hyphema, acute vision loss, anterior lens luxation, foreign bodies, and traumatic injuries. This course will provide an overview on ocular diagnostics, treatment options, and prognosis, as well as practical tips for performing an emergency ophthalmic examination.
Learning Objectives
- Common presentations for ophthalmic emergencies.
- Diagnostic testing and examination techniques for ophthalmic emergencies.
- Treatment plans for common ophthalmic emergencies.
Presenter: Shayna Sosnowik, DVM, Diplomate, ACVO
Beyond the Glucose Curve: Bringing Diabetes Management into the Modern Era
This live interactive medical program for veterinary professionals will review updates in diabetes mellitus management. This course will provide a clinical guide to navigate modern therapies and monitoring systems. Traditional and novel insulins will be highlighted, as well as once-daily sodium-glucose transport 2 (SGLT2) inhibitors in stable cats. In addition, this presentation will feature how to utilize a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) to achieve long-term therapeutic success.
Learning Objectives
- Key goals and limitations of diabetic management in dogs and cats.
- How to navigate the complex landscape of modern veterinary therapeutics.
- How to implement continuous glucose monitoring systems to optimize glycemic control.
Presenter: Matthew E. Tonero, DVM, Residency Trained in Veterinary Internal Medicine
Address
Wedge Brewery at Foundation
5 Foundy St
Asheville, NC 28801
CE Credits
This event is pending RACE approval for 2.0 credit hours.
Sponsor(s)
Hill’s Pet Nutrition
Cost
As part of our commitment to the veterinary community, we are proud to offer free admission to all veterinary professionals.